Lin Ye's Lecture: The Flaws of the Intelligent Machines Civilization

Long Yuan knew Lin Ye to some extent.

Lin Ye just loves to gamble with his life.

Back when we lived in the Great Xia Settlement, I loved playing high-stakes games, and I risked my life several times.

This forced Long Yuan to use those annihilation protection cards to protect himself.

Of course... in reality, that protection card was never actually used.

But this time, the gamble was far too big!

This is gambling with the lives of an entire civilization and the entire planet.

To be honest, at this stage, everyone definitely believes in Lin Ye, but at the same time, everyone is also afraid of dying.

"Everyone, I didn't tell you before, but I've increased the rewards and penalties for Instance tenfold this time!"

"As for the reason, everyone should know it in their hearts: we don't have that much time to play house with other civilizations, so we must speed things up."

"I need to first establish a solid foundation for our civilization. Once we have a certain amount of Star Yuan, your Instance deployments will be much safer."

Lin Dong smiled faintly.

In fact, he has given a lot of thought to every plan he makes.

For example, this forced Instance mechanism wasn't something he came up with on a whim.

The faster you act, the more decisive and efficient you are in dealing with complex situations, the higher your chances of promotion.

Those veterans at the back of the War Zone rankings have been in that War Zone for who knows how long.

Over time, others will figure out your methods, making promotions more difficult.

"Commander Lin, you are the Civilization Guide. You have the authority to make all these decisions directly, and we will trust you completely." Long Yuan sighed.

"But you seem completely unconcerned about a powerful civilization like the Intelligent Machines Civilization."

"Hehe." Lin Ye smiled helplessly.

"The Intelligent Machines Civilization is indeed very strong. It is arguably the strongest opponent I have ever encountered, and it is not even in the same league as the Green Vine Civilization and the Kazi Civilization."

"After all, I designed the Instance; some things are unbreakable."

At this moment, the oldest of them Fulangche, suddenly spoke up.

"Commander Lin, before this live stream, you told us to carefully watch the Instance and then ask some questions."

"I do have a problem that's really bothering me right now..."

"I'd like to know what methods should be used to deal with such Advanced Civilization. In other words, if you, Commander Lin, were in control of the Solar System, how would you deal with such a rapidly expanding malignant tumor?"

Fulangche asked the first question.

Lin Ye immediately smiled with relief.

These District Head have finally learned to ask questions—that's a good sign!

This means they have begun to think about it, and their understanding is gradually catching up with the pace.

Lin Ye picked up the teacup and slowly took a sip.

"Good question."

"While this Intelligent Machines Civilization still lingering in the Instance for a while, I'll tell you all about their weaknesses."

"So-called 'Intelligent Machines' are Artificial Intelligence mechanical entities. The Dog-Headed Mecha Warriors in 'Winter Is Coming' were actually one of the earliest prototypes of this. The robot armies that followed were also Intelligent Machines, just not as advanced as the Intelligent Machines Civilization."

"The thinking, analytical, and extensibility abilities of Intelligent Machines are undoubtedly superior to those of humans."

"However, such a civilization also has significant flaws. Everything in the world has its advantages and disadvantages; they are mutually reinforcing and mutually restraining."

At this moment, Lin Ye was like a teacher, beginning to explain things to his apprentice.

In his previous life on Blue Star, there were countless science fiction novels about Intelligent Machines, so Lin Ye had a fairly good understanding of this race.

The conflict between Intelligent Machines and humans, and the attitudes of humans and Intelligent Machines, has always been a recurring topic.

Furthermore, Intelligent Machines do not belong to any race, nor are they a product of nature.

All civilizations in the Universe, upon reaching a certain stage of development, may produce Intelligent Machines. These Intelligent Machines could originate from any primordial civilization.

The current Intelligent Machines Civilization is nothing more than a power grab.

"First and foremost, the intelligence of Intelligent Machines is highly dependent on training data; you could say data is their lifeblood, and they rely too heavily on data analysis. Once the basic data is flawed, the entire system will completely collapse."

"I don't know if you guys are familiar with the issue of Trojans. These data viruses can be considered the Cancer of Intelligent Machines Civilization."

"Secondly, all Intelligent Machines Civilizations ultimately rely on a large central control system to manipulate everything. To put it simply, once the Intelligent Machines God is defeated, whether it's an army of 1 billion or 10 billion, it will collapse instantly."

"So this troop strength figure is really just a number."

Lin Ye tried her best to explain things clearly, using the most common and easy-to-understand language.

"Of course, there's a third point, which is also the most important one."

"The level difference between Intelligent Machines is too great; the level of computing power determines their strength! There is an insurmountable gap between high-level and low-level Intelligent Machines."

If I am a high-level Intelligent Machines, then low-level Intelligent Machines would be completely powerless against me.

"If we can manipulate the Intelligent Machines Core, we can directly seize complete control of this civilization!"