At 4:17 in the morning, Cheng Yan woke up from a bloody mechanical hand.
One thousand seven hundred kilometers away, his industrial robot B-04 stood in an abandoned testing building, and at his feet lay Han Su, a brain-computer doctor who disappeared three years ago.
No hacking, no identity forgery.
The machine passed Cheng Yan's neural authentication, and the fatal movements carried his brain signature.
The only person he couldn't match was Cheng Yan himself - he had been sleeping that night.
Before Han Su died, he left behind a serial number from fifteen years ago: C-17.
Following this number, investigators Lu Weizhen and Cheng Yan rediscovered a sealed brain-computer experiment on children. They soon discovered that the technology that should have disappeared long ago never really disappeared. It just changed its name and entered today's medical, industrial and identity systems.
If the machine can learn your actions in advance, and even complete that action for you——
Can the evidence prove "this is your hand" or can it prove "this is your decision"?
Reader comments
Wow, the more I read, the more fascinated I am. The author will update it soon!
Keep up the good work, new authors need encouragement
Wow, the more I read, the more fascinated I am. The author will update it soon!
Keep up the good work, new authors need encouragement