"There's also the splitting of the consciousness. This can damage the brain, cause headaches, impair your intelligence and turn you into an idiot, or even drive you insane. You might even die outright. You absolutely must not try this, understand?"
Chi Jingyue's dark eyes flickered.
How did she know he had once entertained such an idea?
Su Qiao could tell at a glance that he wasn't being honest.
Perhaps he had tried it before—or was trying it now. She immediately said sternly,
"Actually, creating robots with self-awareness is extremely dangerous."
"Think about it. Robots don't need to learn bit by bit like humans do. They only need to be fed a program and a chip to instantly understand a vast amount of knowledge. If they develop self-awareness, then given enough time, they'll inevitably attack humanity. Humanity might be destroyed."
"I don't care if humanity is destroyed."
Chi Jingyue took both her hands in his. "But I care about you. I don't want you to die."
Su Qiao looked at him suspiciously. "You don't also want to turn me into a cold robot, do you?"
He wanted to create robots with self-awareness, yet didn't want her to die. Turning her into a robot was also a distinct possibility.
"No!"
This time, Chi Jingyue shook his head quickly and firmly.
"I won't turn you into a cold machine. I like your body soft and warm, and I also like the way you look at me."
Not like a robot—cold and frigid, with even its eyes being electronic instruments capable of calculation.
"Then stop creating more self-aware robots."
While protecting him, she also had to find ways to dispel all his strange, anti-human ideas. Su Qiao was genuinely a little exhausted.
"Mm, I promise."
Seeing Su Qiao's gloomy expression, Chi Jingyue hurriedly nodded,