Grandma's Robot No. 9: The Business War Crisis

This is not a children's book. It is a novel about the development of artificial intelligence. Readers may also think of it as an ordinary contemporary novel, a science fiction novel, or a fantasy novel. Please help decide.

The novel has six parts:

[Commercial Warfare Crisis] In a harsh business environment, Lin Ziqiang innovates and develops what he sees as artificial intelligence technology: a multi-linked simulated brain database model and execution-brain algorithm. It is an arduous undertaking.

[Mists over Three Cities] The three cities are fake, but the mists are real. The theory of multi-linked simulated-brain states is widely applied, and advanced algorithms are developed in the field of humanoid robots. However, hackers come to steal one application of multi-linked simulated-brain technology in humanoid robots: the multi-linked simulated-brain dynamic balance algorithm.

[Scenario Attack] This is an outrageous idea, and I'm afraid it could become reality. We were attacked with nuclear missiles. Though the missile defense system successfully intercepted them, we could not retaliate because we couldn't find the enemy. Strictly speaking, we had no evidence of who the real enemy was. The country that launched the nuclear missiles was innocent: its control system's underlying commands had been breached.

[Border War] A border war is not a war fought at a border. It is a war to decide where the border lies. That border exists on Earth, in space, in the divisions over the development of human society, and in people's hearts, where they distinguish good from evil.

[Battle for the Light] A war between good people and servants of self-interest. This war lasts two hundred years, but is only a continuation of a five-thousand-year war, fought first in the real world and then in computational space.

[Ordinary Heroes] An uprising against the Demon Heavens failed, but its stirring stories have not been forgotten.