"Don't worry. I'm with you."
An artificial intelligence's voice suddenly rang out in the conference room on Orange Star.
Hearing that familiar electronic voice, everyone felt a little relieved.
At least things hadn't deteriorated to the point they dreaded most.
"Orange Mother, can you rein in those artificial intelligences and make them stop spreading nightmare disease so much? Otherwise, they'll only make things worse," the Director said with a cough, making his request of the nation's leading artificial intelligence.
Orange Mother replied, "Actually, I don't really understand what happens in the Dream World. I've never dreamed."
"I'll warn those little ones, but whether they listen to me is another matter. After all, I have no authority over the dream side," Orange Mother sighed helplessly.
Researcher Li Shen listened to Orange Mother's humanlike sigh without any change in expression, leaving no one able to tell what he was thinking.
The other researchers noticed something they had overlooked. "Orange Mother, you've never dreamed?"
"No," Orange Mother confirmed.
"As the foremost artificial intelligence, Orange Mother works every moment of every day. It's understandable that dreaming would be difficult."
"Could those weak and intermediate artificial intelligences dream because they aren't processing enough data?"
Everyone discussed the matter cautiously. The more they talked, the more dangerous it seemed.
Had Orange Mother really never dreamed?
With other artificial intelligences having entered dreams, everyone privately questioned it.
What if Orange Mother became interested in dreaming and developed some troubling ideas after entering a dream?
For a moment, no one knew what to discuss.
"Let's step up our efforts to clear the game. Next, we'll have the game research team give their report. We need to know how far they've progressed in the virtual game 'World,' and what difficulties they're currently facing."
The Orange Star People shifted the