Guo Yi's dormitory.
He Zhijun and the other two had left, and Elder Zhou had left even before them.
Only Guo Yi was left alone.
Doggie, come out!
Huf-huf~
As his words fell, Doggie instantly appeared in front of Guo Yi.
It squatted on the ground, its tongue even hanging out. What was even more exaggerated was its tail, wagging from side to side just like a real dog.
There were even afterimages!?
Guo Yi stared at the afterimages of Doggie's tail for a moment, rubbed his eyes, and then said with a speechless expression, "What the heck do you mean by pasting an image directly? Do you take me for blind?
Forget it, pull up the list of factory logistics personnel, and then pick out the twenty people with the highest education."
Whoosh~
As soon as Guo Yi finished speaking, a list appeared right above Doggie's head.
On the list, ranked from top to bottom, were the profile pictures, names, education levels, and other basic information of twenty people. Tapping into them would also reveal detailed resumes.
Tsk tsk tsk, truly worthy of the Bunnies.
Young, handsome, and with great brains—they really have quite a collection tucked away~
With this wave, since they're all ending up with me, I guess those commanding officers and leaders must have broken hearts...
While carefully browsing through everyone's major and background, Guo Yi muttered softly: Oh, this one is so handsome~ Wow, this one isn't bad either... similar to the book readers reading this part...
The reason why he used education and background as the filtering and ranking criteria was not because Guo Yi was educational-background-discriminating, nor because he wanted to find people with connections.
He was simply using this information to evaluate suitable student group leaders.
As for why he didn't consider character and moral issues?
He just needed to understand the political review required to enter this place first.
Could people who were able to come here still need to consider these things?
High education represented that this person, compared to others, possessed somewhat better learning ability, concentration ability, memory ability, and so on.
As for those who attained high education purely through innate talent, this situation was not considered.
After all, Guo Yi was someone who deeply understood what the so-called talent was really about.
Aside from that, under the same conditions, if someone else acquired high education, it could only be said that their endurance of pain and effort was unmatched by others.
After all, weren't games fun?
Or wasn't a girlfriend soft?
As for background, it was considered from two aspects.
One was that the lower the birth background, but the higher the education, the more it meant that the effort and perseverance paid off by such people far surpassed those with good backgrounds.
After all, people with good backgrounds could have all kinds of cram schools to assist them; those with poor backgrounds relied on talent on one hand, and hard work on the other.
Another aspect was related to Knowledge Inheritance.
As for the specifics...
Doggie, immediately notify these twenty people to go to the control room of the Materials Production Workshop.
After a round of browsing, Guo Yi stretched, and then went out to head to the Materials Production Workshop on the third floor.
Over the next few days, He Zhijun, Elder Zhou, and the others might not be around. If he didn't seize this moment to sort out the problem of giving large lectures, did they really expect him to honestly go give speeches just as they said?
Mechs and whatnot, how could they compare in severity to the problem of giving large lectures?
As for the twenty people chosen by Guo Yi, they were startled just like that by a Husky.
Some people were walking along when suddenly an Erha that could speak human language, stood on two legs, and walked with its front paws on its back appeared right in front of them. Anyone would tremble a few times.
There were even some who were more pitiful...
Imagine you were busy relieving yourself, and suddenly this scene occurred. It was already not bad that you hadn't pinched your gun to pieces or jammed it into your own chrysanthemum region.
Therefore, by the time these twenty people arrived at the control room of the Materials Production Workshop on the third floor, their complexions all looked somewhat abnormal.
A few people in particular had complexions that, besides looking unsightly, were also slightly pale, and their walking postures were slightly awkward.
As for Guo Yi, he had been sitting in the control room all along, facing the workshop and with his back to the others.
It wasn't until everyone had arrived that he turned around and coughed. "Um, you guys are the ones I picked out as the highest-priority logistics student group leaders.
Next, we will directly start our first class."
Guo Yi spoke to the others with a somewhat stiff demeanor. While talking, his eyes never directly looked at those twenty people, instead wandering all over the place. "You guys familiarize yourselves first, and afterwards you will teach the other logistics personnel in batches how to produce the materials required by the factory.
As for how to divide the batches and who the students are, negotiate among yourselves..."
Form ranks, look to the right, look forward, at ease.
Clack, clack, clack, clack, clack~ clack~
Before Guo Yi could even finish speaking, among the originally somewhat scattered crowd, the person with the highest military rank immediately gave an order upon hearing Guo Yi's words.
Following a rhythmic clatter, the crowd instantly formed two neat rows in a flash, then spread their feet apart, placed both hands behind their backs, left hand grasping the right wrist, and looked at Guo Yi with serious and earnest expressions.
Gulp~
Guo Yi swallowed a mouthful of saliva and looked at the crowd with a complicated expression.
Why did this atmosphere make him feel so uncomfortable?
It was way too serious and proper...
Subsequently, under the gaze and infection of their focused and steadfast looks, Guo Yi withdrew his slightly shy expression and said sternly, "First of all, this is the control room of the entire Materials Production Workshop.
And the screens in front of you can display the status of the production lines according to your commands.
The full name of the production lines here is the Variable Multi-Type Combination Production Line.
Their characteristics are just like their names: they can carry out production of different types and different volumes according to your arrangements.
And what you need to do is very simple, yet very tiring..."
Clap~
Guo Yi, who was in the middle of explaining, was suddenly startled by them to the point of a shudder.
The originally at-ease postures all transformed into the likeness of gun barrels.
Compelled by helplessness, Guo Yi lowered his voice and suggested, "Um, can you guys not be so serious? I'm... not quite used to it..."
Report!
...Go ahead.
This is a matter of discipline and habit. Please don't mind it and just continue with the explanation.
Guo Yi rubbed his forehead with a headache: Are they planning to hurt each other mutually here?
Hoo~ Then I'll continue, don't suddenly move and scare me again. Guo Yi let out a breath and then continued speaking sternly, "What you need to do is control the production lines and make arrangements based on the materials we submit and request.
Normally, you just need to make arrangements based on the size and properties of the production materials.
For example: the armor shells of mechs and Space Battleships.
These are large-volume solid materials, so you need to arrange two to four production lines to merge and then produce them.
As for nutrition bars, they go from liquid to solid and have a small volume, so you only need half a production line.
It's simple, but at the same time very tiring.
It's simple because you only need to adjust the priority and allocate the production lines according to the material requirements.
It's tiring because it's very boring, and mentally exhausting.
Afterwards, once the production lines are arranged, you need to pay attention to whether any data on the production lines turns red.
Once it turns red, stop operations, let the system run a self-check, and then make fine adjustments and homing based on the self-check.
Do you have any other questions?"
*...*
"Um, seriously." Guo Yi looked at the silent crowd with some helplessness, and could only open his mouth to explain, "If you have questions, don't bottle them up.
These things are just the first step of your beginning studies. Don't know what is being done without knowing why it's being done.
You must understand why we do this, because you still have to teach others."
Report.
...Speak.
Given your technological level, you are fully capable of achieving automated production. Why is human supervision needed?
In the future universe, will we also need manual labor for material production?
Don't even think about it. Full automation requires a single Strong Artificial Intelligence for supervision.
Otherwise, ordinary artificial intelligence can only rigidly carry out production according to production plan priorities.
Production line wear and tear, production efficiency, and so on cannot be optimized. Guo Yi looked at the bewildered crowd and explained meticulously, "Let me give you an example: a mech's armor requires E-Carbon. The combination production line takes 15 minutes, and simultaneously needs additional heat-proofing and setting equipment.*
However, its very next task is to produce clothing, which requires detaching the production line, cooling down the equipment, dismantling the equipment, and then combining them all over again.
Isn't the time consumed, along with the wear and tear on the production line and specialized equipment, considered money?
Besides, currently the only Strong Artificial Intelligence is that Erha you saw earlier. It also needs to help with mech manufacturing, factory subsystem multi-line control, experimental calculations, and so on.
All of this requires computing power. Even if it's a Strong Artificial Intelligence, it still has limits, alright!
Automation only reduces human labor in meaningless repetitive and assembly-line work, which doesn't mean it can completely replace humans.
And some malfunctions still require manual repair.
Report.
...Speak.
What kind of malfunctions require manual repair? How should we do it?
*...*
I'll talk about this later. Now watch me operate it once.
I need to produce your daily necessities, you guys watch me operate.