"Halfway there?"
The Headmaster froze and stared blankly at her. As a scholar, he had always been extremely rigorous about academic matters. Success was success, and failure was failure. What the hell did "halfway successful" mean?
Diana: "Everything was simulated according to the previous method. Even under complex calculations, the Gaia Consciousness was successfully created through intelligent simulation, but they still couldn't be joined together."
"Couldn't be joined?" The Headmaster asked blankly, "What do you mean?"
Andrew immediately cut in, "You mean the artificial Gaia Consciousness couldn't merge with the Titan body formed by the artificial world to produce a complete life-form, right?"
Diana fell silent for a moment before gently nodding.
The Headmaster froze briefly, then immediately understood. He grasped the crux of the matter.
The artificial soul had failed!!
Creating an artificial world required an enormous amount of computing power. Creating an artificial universe was even more outrageous. The Headmaster believed they had definitely used an extremely advanced intelligent algorithm to simulate everything involved in the birth of the universe.
But clearly, they had been unable to find a breakthrough in the birth of spiritual consciousness.
This was also the Federation's academic problem in this area. The Federation's most advanced intelligence was already barely different from ordinary living beings, but it still could not replace true life. No matter how sophisticated the algorithm, it could not simulate the complex emotions of living creatures. This was an insurmountable problem.
There were also soulology masters who had been trying to simulate and create souls. Yet whether in the most advanced scientific research of the present or in the brilliant civilizations of the past, there was no record of anyone overcoming this obstacle.
He simply hadn't expected this problem to affect the Titans of the Emerald Dream.
"Is artificial consciousness advanced