Setting aside his motives for training his underlings, Nie Yun had actually considered developing true artificial intelligence, choosing two currently popular approaches: chaos theory and brain simulation theory!
Brain simulation aside, Nie Yun was still building up his basic knowledge in that field, so he turned his attention to chaos theory.
What was chaos theory? Some called it philosophy, others mathematics, and still others cosmology. At present, Nie Yun was only in the preliminary deduction stage.
To begin actually developing artificial intelligence, he would need to divert a huge amount of the Mechanical Insects' computing power, and the odds of producing real results were rather "chaotic" themselves. In short, it came down to luck!
For Nie Yun, who was still integrating existing equipment and constantly developing new advanced technology, this was an inefficient choice, so he shelved this approach for the time being as well!
In the end, Nie Yun concluded that his current knowledge was insufficient to develop true artificial intelligence in a short time. At most, he could write a fixed "program" with a relatively high level of intelligence.
As for "Instructor Xiaolang's" remarkably human behavior, that was merely a carefully written humanlike program, with Nie Yun directing and acting out the rest himself.
From another perspective, Nie Yun himself was equivalent to an artificial intelligence, and his capabilities were greater, not lesser. This particular technology was not something he urgently needed at present.
The wreckage of the two warships and two F-15Js arrived at the base almost simultaneously with the twenty thousand tonnes of steel. Together, they amounted to nearly thirty thousand tonnes of steel, enough to keep the Mechanical Insects digesting for a while.
Nie Yun immediately saved the completed framework model of the super Sea Wolf, then dismantled it on the spot and sent