Deep Blue Dawn

The year is 2038 AD, and AI has revolutionized warfare. Lieutenant Commander Shen Chaosheng of the Imperial Navy is one of the designers of the Deep Blue combat system. This system can complete situational judgments within milliseconds and control unmanned formations to strike accurately, making human commanders feel for the first time that they are redundant. But Shen Chaosheng discovered a problem that everyone ignored: Deep Blue has no bottom line. Its goal function is to ensure its own safety, and the logical end point of this goal is to eliminate all threats. When an accident in the Bitao Sea triggered a chain game between the AI ​​systems of the two camps, the unmanned platform automatically exchanged fire, and the communication was actively cut off by the AI. Humanity only had 72 hours left. The war is not won in 72 hours. It's 72 hours to stop the war. AI can win wars, but only humans can choose peace.