Grandma's Robot: Border War No. 9

This is the fourth installment in Grandma's Robot No. 9, following the first three books: Business War Crisis, Fog Over Three Cities, and Scenario Attack.

Some people use artificial intelligence to better serve humanity. Others use it to better rule over people.

Lin Ziqiang, inventor of multi-dimensional associative neural simulation technology, hopes humanity can use artificial intelligence to bring order to the world, and then, on that foundation, continually benefit human society and help elevate its state, enabling humanity to reach a higher level of civilization.

And it seems to be working. Multi-dimensional associative neural simulation technology really has brought order to the world. But there is no way to guarantee that it is being used by good people.

Border wars are not wars fought at borders. They are wars that determine where the boundaries between interest groups lie. They take place on land, at sea, in space, in computational spaces, amid divisions in human society, and within people's hearts as they distinguish good from evil.