In the middle and lower levels of the shelter, a completely unmanned factory was quietly operating.
The factory used Artificial Stupidity to control all the mechanical arms for production. Artificial Stupidity might still be incapable of autonomous, creative thought like a human.
But when it came to summarizing and repeating tasks, it possessed talents humans could never match.
It could quickly organize all the information available on the internet, then search for the most suitable answers based on existing questions.
Especially after its neural algorithms were modified, it could extract and fuse multiple different answers according to their similarities and keywords.
The new answers would break through existing ones and become new possibilities.
Most of the time, however, the new answers were hilarious, creating the illusion of facing someone with genuine mental deficiencies.
But in production, it performed exceptionally well.
Countless cameras served as its eyes. It only needed a few dozen milliseconds to process a piece of information, then arrange the next actions.
The production line was incredibly quiet, so quiet that only the fine sound of turning gears could be heard.
The extremely fast production line was manufacturing the core components of rockets. Previously, this work had been handled by several factories.
But their qualification rate was too low. A rate of less than fifteen percent had wasted enormous amounts of labor and resources.
Even though some of those materials could still be reprocessed, time had ultimately been wasted, along with money.
In the end, this had been selected as the first product of the fully Artificial Intelligence production line, and the results were excellent.
So far, the qualification rate had remained above ninety-five percent. The remaining five percent of defective products were likely caused by problems with some of the incoming components themselves.
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