Chapter 72: Artificial Intelligence Level Ⅰ Warning
EL001 Universe, Dangerous Technology Administration.
After successfully locating the Intelligent Terminal's signal, the atmosphere within the Administration visibly relaxed.
Locating the Cosmic Bubble's coordinates, determining its trajectory, analyzing its structure...
Under Morr's command, a series of tasks began progressing in an orderly fashion.
For the Dangerous Technology Administration, this already counted as routine work.
Although the target Cosmic Bubble's structure was somewhat complex, the Administration's researchers were not overly concerned—the Human Alliance had encountered plenty of troublesome matters throughout its history, yet they had all ultimately been resolved.
The relaxed, unhurried atmosphere continued until this morning.
More precisely, until ten seconds ago.
Just moments ago, Intelligent Terminal C-ST522151 submitted its mission report to the Administration through the recently constructed Hyperspace Membrane Communication Node.
This should have been an utterly ordinary occurrence.
The Dangerous Technology Administration had countless Trainee Investigators, and countless mission reports were uploaded every day—far too many to be reviewed manually.
Under normal circumstances, these numerous mission reports were reviewed by Zero, the Academy of Sciences' Central Mainframe. Once no anomalies were found, they would be archived one by one.
But the mission report from Intelligent Terminal C-ST522151 was clearly different from the others—it had been marked with a Level Ⅰ Warning Sign.
Warning signs were divided into three levels: Level Ⅰ was the weakest, while Level Ⅲ was the strongest.
Logically speaking, an investigation report submitted by a Trainee Investigator should never have been marked with a warning sign, not even the weakest Level Ⅰ warning.
Forget Trainee Investigators—the Dangerous Technology Administration had only seen warning messages a handful of times since its founding. Even the recent loss of the Research Ship's signal had triggered only a Level Ⅰ warning.
Thus, Zero, the Central Mainframe, immediately reviewed the mission report