"Robots stole my job."
"Robots are Ant Army Company's conspiracy to rule the world!"
"Artificial Intelligence is humanity's shared property. Ant Army Company should unconditionally release its intelligent programs."
"Ant Army Company should disclose its Artificial Intelligence programs and submit to international supervision and inspection to prevent robots from betraying humanity."
A string of such voices appeared in every corner of the world. Similar rhetoric flooded the international internet. Debates over robot ethics, along with other voices pushed by unknown forces, spread throughout the online world.
Inside the conference room at March Ant Headquarters.
Chen Mo was absent, and Zhao Min sat at the head of the table, expressionless.
At the conference table before her, the core executives of the administrative department, led by Li Lingfeng, sat on the left. The legal department staff, led by Li Huai, sat on the right.
The executives from both departments wore grave expressions, their attention focused on Li Lingfeng.
"Many media outlets in Europe and the United States are now claiming that robots threaten global security. They are demanding that international organizations intervene and force us to disclose our intelligent programs."
The projection in the conference room played news reports from around the world.
All kinds of statements had originated from those media outlets.
"Foreign internet platforms, newspapers, and television stations are all reporting on robots now. In summary, there are no more than three major views. First: robots threaten human safety, so we must accept supervision by international organizations. Second: robots are a conspiracy by our company, or rather Huaxia, to rule the world. Third: we should disclose the Artificial Intelligence programs and jointly develop Artificial Intelligence."
Li Lingfeng held a stack of documents as he delivered his report while everyone else listened intently.
After hearing the report, Zhao Min's expression