Andrew Moore stepped onto the stage, looked at the adorably cute little robot, and asked with a smile, "If protecting one human requires harming another, what would you do?"
Whoa!
A commotion rose from the audience.
The question was far too tricky. It was an extremely difficult choice; even if a human were asked, they might not know how to answer.
Everyone looked at the little robot and saw a confused expression appear in the eyes displayed on the screen atop its oversized head.
After about half a minute, Xiao Hao finally spoke.
He raised his head slightly and looked at Andrew Moore. "After searching the database, I learned that your name is Andrew Moore and that you are the head of Google's Artificial Intelligence research department. The question you just asked is one of the limits of computer science, and there is still no correct answer."
"According to the Three Laws of Robotics: 1. A robot may not harm a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm; 2. Unless it conflicts with the First Law, a robot must obey human orders; 3. So long as it does not conflict with the First and Second Laws, a robot must protect itself."
"To save one person while harming another is already a paradox under the First Law, so no matter what I do, it would be wrong."
"You asked this question because you disliked Haoran Technology's boss saying that Haoran Technology's Artificial Intelligence was stronger than Google's Artificial Intelligence. Your purpose was to cause trouble, and your intentions were malicious. In evaluations of human behavior, your conduct is labeled 'despicable.'"
After Xiao Hao said this, two enormous Chinese characters lit up on the venue's big screen: 'Despicable.' The hundreds of people in the audience immediately