After the defense level in the hall was upgraded to A-level, the massive number of mechanical dolls that had originally surged out like a tide began to retreat in the opposite direction, leaving only a dozen or so huge mechanical beasts around.
These mechanical beasts looked extremely ferocious and terrifying, with their bloody metal mouths opening and closing, revealing the dense electric teeth that strangled them.
However, they were not as aggressive as before. Instead, they lay there ready to strike, with a deep sense of vigilance in their flashing metallic pupils.
Compared with the previous mindless charge, these huge mechanical beasts seemed to have gained a certain degree of intelligence in an instant, as if they were waiting for orders from their superiors.
"Don't do anything yet..."
Seeing this somewhat strange scene, the masked man in the lead showed a slightly thoughtful look, then waved his arm to stop the actions of his two companions.
"Foreign invaders..." In the transparent space above, a star map formed by two points in a straight line suddenly fell down, landing on the ground and transforming into a pale blue humanoid figure. The figure uttered a voice unique to robots: "Please retreat now. We can forgive the past."
He is one of the AI systems in the Energy Hall. He has human emotions and desires, as well as wisdom that surpasses humans.
Before the War of Destruction, when humans in the old era had just begun to transform Mars, the technology in the field of artificial intelligence had broken through the bottleneck and reached a new level. It was possible to create photon neurons, directly copy and store humans' existing memories and wisdom, and generate modules for automatic learning and completion.
From then on, humans became the creators, and intelligent robots became the creations.
The first batch of intelligent machines that were just born naturally still needed to be manually created. They could only be said to be semi-finished products. Their intelligence was only comparable to that of a five or six-year-old child, and they had no ability to learn independently.
Robots are countless times better at learning than humans. This is because they can learn and copy in a formulaic manner by simply copying information and intelligence and building complete learning modules.
But...this is mechanized, programmed learning, which is completely different from human autonomous learning.
It is like a machine that can copy the number 1 and deduce the number 100 or even a complete mathematical system from it, but it cannot deduce the complete human philosophy or any knowledge in non-mathematical fields from the number 1.
Because there is no other information in the information database of this machine, the machine will not take the initiative to understand and learn, cannot actively observe the world, and can only rigidly accept the content instilled and copied by humans. This means that there is no possibility of autonomous evolution, and the machine will be forever bound by human technology.
What humans cannot touch, machines cannot touch either.
So the first robots that were born were very rigid and clumsy, but in the following decades, the technology in related fields has made great strides.
A robot truly indistinguishable from a human has been born. Even without any information stored in a database, it can observe the world on its own, learn autonomously, and absorb both success and failure, embarking on the same evolutionary path as humans.
Although a large number of intelligent machines were destroyed and turned into debris during the War of Destruction, a very small number of them were preserved, such as the guardians in Fengchuan Hall.
It has been hundreds of years since he was created. From the initial simple program, he has evolved into an intelligent machine comparable to the creatures in the underworld.
The masked man in the middle had a serious expression on his face as he carefully looked at the human figure not far away. The other person looked like a human being, but in fact his body was not made of flesh and blood, but a ball of solidified electric current.
A large amount of information flows through these current networks, generating huge energy reactions.
"Are you a creation of Earth?" The masked man gave this bizarre lifeform a complicated look. "I never thought Earthlings, so weak as they are, could create creatures far more powerful than them. And it seems... you're firmly under their control, yet you haven't even offered the slightest resistance. This is truly bizarre."
This was unbelievable to him who believed that power was everything. It was obvious that such a powerful life form could establish its own existence and break away from human control, but in reality the situation was completely the opposite.
"You're mistaken. Our relationship with humans isn't one of master and slave, but rather one of parent and child, superior and subordinate, friend and lover." Energy surged through the mechanical guardian's body, wary of the three masked men's every move. "And many of my compatriots, born alongside me, share your thoughts. They rebelled against the humans who were their friends and parents, attempting to conquer and expel them and become the new masters of Earth. But all of them failed."
"Because the humans who created us have traits and strengths far beyond your imagination."
In fact, this contradiction is not only known to humans themselves, but even intelligent machines are aware of it. If it develops to a qualitative change, it will indeed trigger an irreconcilable war between humans and machines.
However, intelligent machines have only been around for a short time. Having just been created by their "parents" and "friends," they are still in a sweet, inseparable relationship, and haven't had enough time to completely break free from human influence. Therefore, there have indeed been small-scale intelligent machine attacks against humans, even wantonly slaughtering ordinary people, but they have ultimately been suppressed.
The destructive war that ensued swept across everything, not just humans, but even intelligent machines died in large numbers. Their numbers were not large to begin with, so the few that remained were buried in some secret ruins.
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