Chen Mo took a closer look at the breakthrough in artificial intelligence.
To put it simply, the artificial intelligence had risen from the level of "Origin that can play Warcraft 3" or "Nuannuan that can answer fluently" to the level of "a living dog".
As for how this breakthrough happened, Chen Mo obviously didn't understand the theory behind it. After all, the source of this technological breakthrough was his system …
But Chen Mo was very clear about the significance of this breakthrough.
Some people might think, what kind of breakthrough is this? Isn't it a step backwards?
Origin could control a large number of mechanical armies in real life to participate in battles, and Nuannuan could at least act like a human. What's with this "living dog"?
But the key to this breakthrough was "self-awareness".
Origin didn't realize that it was an artificial intelligence, it could only make a series of choices based on what it learned. Nuannuan also didn't realize that she was an artificial intelligence, she could only search for information based on what the players said and respond accordingly.
In other words, they didn't have self-awareness.
But a puppy had self-awareness. It could recognize that it was a life form, it had survival instincts, it would find water to drink when it was thirsty, it would find food when it was hungry, it could sense the kindness or malice of humans, or in other words … it could understand human nature.
Moreover, there were a thousand dogs, and each dog had its own characteristics and personality.
They had consciousness, they had feelings, and they could influence their own actions. In some sense, artificial intelligence was considered a relatively basic life form.
Although cats and dogs in real life were only equivalent to a few years old in terms of intelligence, and they would be crushed by artificial intelligence in all aspects, they were life forms, and artificial intelligence wasn't.
Chen Mo didn't know how the World Renewal Device did this, but it was obvious that a new era of artificial intelligence had arrived …
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This time, the new artificial intelligence was opened to a few key applications, one of which was the gaming industry.
However, the restrictions on the application of this new technology were far stricter than any previous ones.
Even among the honorary committee members, only a few S-grade video game designers were granted access, and Chen Mo was one of them.
The situation was similar in other countries, they were also cautious about the development of artificial intelligence.
The reason was simple.
If a dog created by artificial intelligence behaved like a real dog, reacted like a real dog, and behaved like a real dog in all aspects, even if each artificial intelligence dog had a unique personality, would it be considered a living being?
It might sound a bit inexplicable, but it was obvious that when artificial intelligence technology reached this point, these so-called "moral paradoxes" would naturally occur.
If, in the future, they developed robots that were exactly the same as humans and even thought of themselves as humans, then wouldn't ending their lives make some people feel that it was killing them?
Of course, there was no end to the discussion on this topic. Most people were still inclined to believe that artificial intelligence was artificial intelligence, and it was ultimately meant to serve humans. Even if robots obtained similar intelligence as humans, it was impossible for them to coexist equally with humans.
After all, all animals were selfish and self-interested. Humans worked hard to develop artificial intelligence so that it could improve the lives of their species, not to find a boss to serve them.
Therefore, due to various considerations, once this latest artificial intelligence technology was developed, it was opened to various fields for related experiments and development. However, the qualifications of the developers were strictly controlled.
But then again, this kind of artificial intelligence technology seemed to be a big improvement, but it was actually not very practical.
What could it do with a real "dog's mind"? Produce a robot dog and sell it as a pet? Or make an electronic pet software?
After all, from a practical point of view, the latest artificial intelligence system didn't have any revolutionary breakthroughs. What else could a dog do other than guard the house …
But for Chen Mo, this was a good opportunity.
This new artificial intelligence system could reach the level of intelligence of some animals, the highest being dogs. As for the specific characteristics, aggressiveness, intelligence, and other attributes, they were allowed to be adjusted within a certain range, and some new settings could be added. Moreover, the government also provided some ready-made animal behavior templates, including carnivorous animals and herbivorous animals.
Chen Mo thought about it and called Qian Kun over.
"Make a dog and throw it into the oasis."
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Actually, Chen Mo's "making a dog" wasn't that difficult, because there were art resources for a dog, the key was to fill it with intelligence. Moreover, the intelligence this time would be different in many aspects. Simply put, it would look the same dog, but there would be slight differences in personality.
Moreover, players would be able to customize the dog's appearance, allowing them to freely dye the dog's fur. Every Oasis player's dog would be different.
In comparison, Labo's production was a step faster.
Chen Mo quickly completed labo's blueprints, and the various game programs were created without any problems, sending them to Le Hui for production.
There wasn't a problem with production as it was just a pile of cardboard. If the machines were to run 24/7, the production speed would be very fast.
It didn't take long before labo's promotional video was released.
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Many Switch players noticed that in the switchboard area of Thunderbolt Gaming Platform, a brand new promotional video had appeared.
On Thunderbolt Entertainment's and Lehui Technology's official websites, there was also a promotional video.
It was called "Hardbox Gamers"!
Many players were confused. What was this? They thought it was a new game for Swich, but the name didn't seem like it at all!
The players clicked on the video curiously.
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After the switch logo, the camera cut to the exit of a machine, a square piece of corrugated cardboard fell onto the conveyor belt.
With a "kacha" sound, the steel mold covered the corrugated cardboard neatly, and a corrugated cardboard of different colors with clear divisions fell to the ground along the conveyor belt.
Pieces of corrugated cardboard were picked up and the planned parts were removed.
After bending, fastening and assembling, a paper piano was born.
Switch was placed on it, and the piano keys were pressed.
“do”。
With the crisp sound of the piano, more labo appeared on the screen.
Houses.
Robots.
Motorcycles.
Fishing rods.
Wearable robots.
Color free.
DIY appearance.
At the end of the screen, countless labos gathered together, and a complete box appeared on the screen.
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