In "Alice in Wonderland", the Red Queen said to Alice: "In this country, you have to keep running to keep you in place."
Can machines think?
"If a third party cannot tell the difference between the reactions of humans and artificial intelligence machines, it can be concluded that the machine has artificial intelligence." - Turing test
Before this, have you ever thought that machines would have the ability to think for themselves?
Xu Tai, an ordinary programmer; Ti, an ordinary robot.
The seemingly clear relationship between humans and machines has ushered in unexpected developments because of a mysterious chip, a self-learning program and a sudden hacker attack.
When Ti, a machine, has the ability to think for itself, is it still a simple machine? And when Xu Tai, a human being, faces all this suddenness, can he continue his ordinary life?
Human beings call beings who know everything in the world "gods" and are the most intelligent and omnipotent beings. When the dark power that claims to be a god erodes the lives of Xu Tai and Ti, how should humans and machines respond?
Can we really trust a machine that can think for itself? Facing life and death, can Xu Tai decisively choose to sacrifice his body to save mankind?
When the relationship between Ti and Xu Tai becomes a two-way choice, will Ti still be willing to stay with Xu Tai? Where will they end up.
Hawking predicted that mankind will eventually be destroyed by the sun. If no habitable planet can be found, only artificial intelligence can save mankind.
After this, would you trust a machine that can think for itself?