Wang Yue couldn't figure it out. He felt like the Salted Fish System had bullied him, and he was so aggrieved that he couldn't help seeking comfort from Luo Youyou instead. There was no way he could go complain to the Salted Fish System.
Wang Yue's sudden change left Luo Youyou, who had been watching TV attentively, completely bewildered. She had no idea what was wrong with him. They had only just started watching the show, and he was already this upset.
Luo Youyou couldn't make sense of it. She assumed he was sad about his software, since even the strongest person had moments of weakness.
Since Wang Yue looked so pitiful, Luo Youyou stopped watching TV and pulled him into her arms. In a gentle voice, she asked, "What's wrong? Are you still thinking about your software?"
Of course, Wang Yue couldn't tell her the truth. Putting on a gloomy expression, he said, "I just saw a shot being filmed in one continuous take, and it got me thinking. Since the cameras are always on, why can't we use their footage to screen suspects retroactively when we're trying to catch a criminal?"
Luo Youyou paused. She didn't know what he meant by screening suspects retroactively, but she quickly thought of what Wang Yue could do and asked uncertainly, "Are you thinking of having artificial intelligence monitor everything around the clock?"
Wang Yue hadn't expected Luo Youyou to be thinking so far ahead that she had even thought of artificial intelligence. Later on, in the Police Honor world, artificial intelligence had indeed been incredibly powerful and played a huge role.
But the artificial intelligence he'd given the military was still in the research stage. He didn't want to make more trouble for himself, so he quickly explained, "No. Aren't our