"Hello! Humans."—Global Times
"The age of robots has arrived?"—Phoenix Technology
"Army Ant's robot butler—Yao Ji!"—People's Daily
"Shocking! Robots."—Squirrel Headlines
For a time, all kinds of robot-related news appeared across major media outlets. Accompanied by videos of Ant Army Company's robots at the Internet Conference, the internet quickly began to boil over.
Many people had seen robots before, but most were remotely controlled. Those without remote controls were almost all chatbots or robot vacuums, incapable of doing much.
Now that Yao Ji had appeared, they finally saw what true high technology looked like.
Robot intelligence had already reached this level?
They had only ever seen this kind of technology in science-fiction blockbusters. Now, with such a robot suddenly appearing, they caught a glimpse of something even more terrifying.
Comment sections beneath all sorts of articles erupted.
"Is the Terminator coming?"
"Are humans worried that the age of intelligent robots has arrived? Ant Army Company is truly terrifying. Chen Mo is terrifying. Won't the government do something?"
"Can War Robots be far behind?"
"Gates: It is hard to imagine why anyone thinks Artificial Intelligence is nothing to worry about."
All kinds of comments beneath the articles expressed concern about the threat posed by robots. Having watched so many science-fiction blockbusters, many people instinctively worried about the future development of robots.
Unlike those article comments, posts about Yao Ji Robot on a certain well-known domestic forum had a very different tone.
1st floor: First! I was wondering, if they made her into a realistic doll, would she cry out in bed?
2nd floor: Replying to the above, you could make her cry out while you were at it. "Cry out! Cry out! Scream your lungs out, and no one will come for you." She'd obey your commands.
3rd floor: Scream your lungs