Kuai Chuan is crying by myself every day

Chapter 207 After falling in love with a non-carbon-based life

Bai Cha finally waited for an interview opportunity, even though the other party was still sleepy, and it was already three o'clock in the afternoon.

Baicha felt that the last time we met in a hurry, the other party didn't remember her at all. Out of professionalism, she smiled and introduced herself again, "Dr. Ian, hello, I am a reporter from Planet Magazine, Baicha."

The man nestled on the sofa glanced at her listlessly, his eyes seemed to be on her hands.

Ever since Bai Cha reached out politely and was ignored by him last time, she didn't reach out rashly this time.

Ian gave a faint "hmm", then lowered his head again, stroking the game console in his hand.

How impolite.

Baicha still maintained a decent smile on her face. She turned on the recorder and took the lead in finding the topic, "I heard that the doctor has made great achievements in the research of computers and the development of artificial intelligence, and the doctor's previous research results have been published in the It has been used in many fields, which greatly facilitates people's lives, what do you think of the doctor in the face of everyone's praise for you?"

"They're exaggerating."

Baicha automatically transformed this sentence into "What I do is not worth mentioning, it is everyone's love", and she asked again: "What is the reason for the doctor to devote himself to the field of scientific research?"

He didn't lift his head, "boring."

The tone was very flat from the beginning to the end, even the game he was playing, the character he manipulated passed the level at an extremely fast speed, it didn't make any waves on his face.

Therefore, Baicha translated his word "boring" into "I am not interested in other things, only doing research can make me feel the value of life".

Out of nowhere, she thought of the robot in the workshop, and suddenly asked a question that she hadn't prepared for before, "Has the doctor thought about putting the robot he designed into the market for mass production and use?"

The player who played the game finally stopped his hands, raised his eyes, "What do you think?"

The question came back again.

But Baicha really thought about it for a while, and she said: "The robots on the market are already saturated, the workers in factories have already been replaced by robots, and every household has at least one household robot." , if this more advanced robot developed by the doctor is put into the market, then those robots whose performance becomes backward will be eliminated."

"You still haven't answered the question," Ian said.

Baicha smiled, "I think it's better not to put the doctor's robots on the market."

He blinked, "Why?"

"Because more people will lose their jobs."

He let out an "oh" and lowered his eyes in disappointment. Just as he was about to continue the game, he heard Baicha's next words.

"And a robot that is too human-like can easily arouse human guilt."

He raised his eyes again, "Guilty?"

"I'm not saying that their appearance is exactly the same as that of humans, but their behavior. I have seen how they work and how they greet humans. Also, I saw very interesting things in the workshop that day. scene."

He quietly waited for her next words.

Bai Cha's eyes lit up, "When a robot was working, because Agel accidentally collided with it when passing by, the things in the robot's hand were about to fall off. At this time, another robot beside him helped Take his arm, I mean, they're going to help each other out."

Baicha was as excited as if she had discovered a new continent, "Of course, their behavior patterns are based on the programs you set up, but when I see them helping each other, I still feel that they are really Amazing!"

"You call it, for him?"

In the language system of this world, he is different from her, and its pronunciation is different.

Bai Cha, who was in a state of excitement, came back to her senses, she was a little embarrassed, "I'm sorry, as a reporter, my words seem not very accurate, I made you laugh."

Ian's eyes lighted up slightly, "It's okay, I don't mind, maybe we can continue the topic just now, why do you feel guilty?"

"Because their behavior patterns are too similar to humans, it is hard to imagine that they will not form the same social system as humans in the future, but their birth only exists as tools. If one day, when they realize that they are just a As for tools..."

Bai Cha said, then smiled again, "What I said seems to be messy, but I don't know what I'm talking about, maybe it's... well, if you hire a worker, then he can get the corresponding salary , but a robot, even if he looks like a human, he can't get a penny of salary, so...he will feel guilty."

She spoke in a mess, as if she didn't know what language to use to express her views on something beyond the scope of human beings.

As a scientist, Ian is probably the person who values ​​logic the most, but he still listened patiently to Bai Cha's words. Not only that, he didn't interrupt her words before Bai Cha finished speaking.

Even though Baicha's ability to express in this unfamiliar field is not very good, this does not prevent Ian from understanding. He said: "Don't worry, what you imagine will not happen."

"You... know what I imagined?"

"For example, one day an overly intelligent robot awakens self-awareness, which will have a negative impact on human society."

Bai Cha was a little surprised, "I thought that a professional like a doctor would feel absurd when he heard such speculations and worries from ordinary people."

"Before humans can fly into the sky, airplanes are absurd to many people."

For a moment, Bai Cha wasn't sure whether he was satirizing ordinary people or professionals.

Ian started the game again. He lowered his eyes and said without energy: "Although those people keep saying that it is impossible for AI to rebel against human beings, in fact, they will also be behind the scenes."

"for example?"

"When a robot is found to violate the instructions set by the program, a special person will take the robot back and destroy it, so I say that what you are worried about will not happen."

Because before there are problems, these problems will be dealt with in advance.

Baicha never thought that there really is a possible plot of robots self-awakening like those in sci-fi blockbusters, so she asked: "Then will they feel sad when they are destroyed?"

The player who played the game stopped. He looked at the girl who was eager for knowledge, and his blue eyes showed confusion, "You only care about this?"

As a human being, shouldn't she be terrified?
(End of this chapter)