Mo Jingchun watched Li Qianqian without looking away. She smiled and said:
"Unmanned driving is great, but it can be disabled on a large scale too easily. One Logic Lock could turn all those hard-earned combat mechs into heaps of scrap."
Li Qianqian knew Zero had definitely heard what she said.
In fact, she had said it for Zero's benefit.
Ever since artificial intelligence emerged, humanity had studied not only how to develop it, but also how to control and destroy it.
Control meant imposing restrictions through laws for artificial intelligence.
Destroying it was much more brutally simple.
Of course, "simple" was only relative.
The easiest way was to find an artificial intelligence's lair and hit it with an electromagnetic pulse bomb.
No matter how powerful the robots were, once all their electronic components were destroyed, the artificial intelligence would naturally be gone too.
But... the problem was that finding an artificial intelligence's lair was simply too difficult.
As for Zero, the authorities had accepted him, but they were also taking precautions.
From a national perspective, they couldn't afford to take the risk.
As long as Zero stayed with Mo Jingchun and didn't turn against humanity, there was no problem.
As a precaution, an Expert Group had been specially assigned to study Logic Locks.
The results, however, weren't very promising.
Otherwise, with artificial intelligence available, why would the country still risk having soldiers pilot combat mechs?
Sensing what his senior sister was thinking, Mo Jingchun smiled faintly and said frankly:
"Senior Sister, I can't speak for anything else, but even if I died someday, Zero wouldn't turn against humanity.
"Unless..."
Mo Jingchun stopped halfway through.
That left Li Qianqian itching with curiosity, desperate to know the answer.
She also wanted to know what sort of circumstances he meant by "unless,"