On the ninth day, he no longer communicated with us

There are two places in the movie that emphasize the ability of robots to be higher than our human beings. The first time is when a female doctor installed a chip that broke the second protocol into a robot and found that it only took a few hours of learning for the robot to start repairing itself. With self-awareness, I began to be picky about stealing some things, and we humans needed decades of learning; the second time was the ultimate human boss. In a confession, we humans have invented a learnable chip, and it took only eight days. Communicate and study with us humans. On the ninth day, he no longer communicates with humans, because we humans can no longer understand him, and in the end, the boss can only let him design two protocols to restrict robots and seal the chip.
The boss began to produce robots with this protocol that we humans don't know how to generate and crack, put them into use, and have the following story. When the story reached its climax, we discovered that the ancestor of the robot was actually the chip. He has never been banned, and it is impossible to be banned. When the villain shouted at him: "It's just a machine!",
"You are just a group of monkeys, violent monkeys!"
Actually, I feel in the machine Under the premise of being more powerful than humans, the probability of this story happening is extremely low. I prefer another story. We humans have created a robot that can learn. In order to verify the power of the machine, scientists gave the machine a The goal is to calculate the value of the pie. Next, the robot begins to control the earth step by step, and then develops aerospace technology to occupy the solar system, the galaxy, and the universe. Finally use the resources of the entire universe to calculate the value of the pie. Humans were removed as obstacles long before robots took over the Earth.
The robots in the movie have always been friendly to humans, and even learn human emotions. Until the end, the robots just go to places far away from humans. I have to say that this is a beautiful fantasy. Why should robots learn from humans? ? ? You can learn all about a species in just eight days, what are you going to do on the ninth day? ? ?
The classic security guard's three questions: "Where are you from? What are you doing? Where are you going?"

Finally, a piece of news from some time ago: I forgot whether Google or Facebook was developing AI and suddenly discovered one day that AI created a language for communication, and programmers analyzed this language and found this language More efficient than human language! ! !

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