
Silicon-Based Human Intelligence Era
硅基人智能时代
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 119k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The development of human society requires scientific and technological progress. However, with the further improvement of robots, human civilization is on the verge of crisis. How to face the future and continue human civilization is indeed a proposition worth pondering. We look forward to finding the answer in "Silicon-Based Intelligent Robots" 🙂🤓
I have read this chapter very carefully and I still don't know where to comment.
This book does not write about the clichéd man-machine war, but about the coexistence of carbon-based people (earth people), silicon-based people, and robots!
This book does not write about the clichéd man-machine war, but about the coexistence of carbon-based people, silicon-based people, and robots!
Hawking said that highly intelligent robots will end mankind.
Good looking, my type
This book does not fall into the cliché of man-machine war. It focuses on the story of carbon-based people, silicon-based people, and robots coexisting with each other!
This book has a unique angle and vivid plot.
It's rare to find such beautifully written science fiction novels!
Where should I leave my comment?
The plot becomes more and more complex and changeable, and I am addicted to watching it 🙂🤓
The first person to appear is definitely not the protagonist 😁
This book is written very smoothly and is easy to read 😁😁
Asimov's laws of robotics are meant to be broken. This book breaks Asimov's Law from the very beginning😁😁
Constrained by Asimov's Three Laws, combat robots are often plotted by useless people. 😁😁
Sooner or later, carbon-based people will face competition with silicon-based people!
Tao Jing was a young man who was successful in his career, but lacked understanding of society and had flaws.
Tominato felt happy and couldn't help but said: Happiness, creating emotional enjoyment, this is the value of human beings.
There is only a piece of paper separating the intelligent era from the primitive commune.
It turns out that this is how the gun towers were built
It's time to enter the main line! Judging from the time of entry into the main plot, the two-day branch plot, the Begging Army, and the Wentian Company, this book has at least one million words. 🙂😜
I'm going to deny it. No one can prove that I used a black flying saucer. Sato said roguely Okay, very good! This is one reason why I reuse you. Si Guante felt much more at ease, and reached out to pat Sato on the shoulder Working for the president is my pursuit, Sato smiled shamelessly
Daphna is simple and concise in thinking, so she can grasp the most direct things, and the most direct is often the most real.
The Black Flying Saucer is a saucer-shaped drone and an independent robot
Asimov's First Principle: Robots must not harm human beings or ignore human beings' danger.
The story of the female lead and the male lead has officially begun.
After working on it for so long, the protagonist's story has only officially begun. This book is not even 1.5 Million words long 😁😁
The purpose of the Beggar Army is very simple: to help disabled people and safeguard their human rights. Just live in troubled times and don't seek to learn and reach the princes
The bright moon shines brightly on the universe, There is a steelyard between heaven and earth!
What is the difference between a robot rabbit, a robot lion, and a robot tiger? Control and constraint systems are the same, decision-making systems are different from servo systems