I'm in Detective Conan, and the system has appointed Batman.

Chapter 384 Half a pound of program, two pounds of secret door
A message popped up on Chen En's phone at 3 a.m.
Although the vibration was weak, Chen En immediately opened his eyes. He picked up his phone, checked the contents, and narrowed his eyes slightly, noticing that it was a document he had left in the Noah's Ark program that had triggered it.

—He is a tolerant person and often gives his opponents two choices.

For example, when dealing with a criminal suspect, he would usually suggest that the suspect turn himself in, or he would break the suspect's leg and then turn himself in on their behalf. The same applies to Noah's Ark; he proposed that Noah's Ark join the Bat Family.

If Noah's Ark believes its code has been prematurely leaked and initiates a self-destruct program, that program will terminate. The backdoor left by Chen En will lock Noah's Ark's program to prevent any unforeseen events from occurring.
This is for humanitarian reasons; this lockdown will continue until the Cocoon Game begins and he reaches the control room.

Of course, Chen En knew that if he really did that, it would mean that Noah's Ark could no longer recruit people through normal means. He could only forcibly leave behind the Noah's Ark mental model, forcing Noah's Ark to help execute his plan.

Then wait two and a half years, and let the new artificial intelligence written using Hiroki Sawada's source code take shape before letting it die out on its own.

—It must be said that Hiroki Sawada is a genius when it comes to preventing the omnic crisis.

Because its underlying code for artificial intelligence is based on human mental age, even if all the data from the entire internet were fed into the newly created AI at once, it wouldn't instantly transform the AI ​​into something like Skynet, Ultron, or Scarlet Queen.

The nascent artificial intelligence is only at the mental age of an infant; it simply cannot process that kind of data.
Furthermore, Hiroki Sawada has his own thought model as a correction tool. Seriously speaking, unless someone has the technical skill to modify Hiroki Sawada's underlying code, there is no possibility of a machine crisis in his artificial intelligence.

The problem is that modifying Hiroki Sawada's underlying code is not as fast as writing one yourself, thus achieving logical consistency in preventing the Omnic Crisis.

Chen En kept an eye on the messages on his phone.
He waited for new feedback, but ten minutes later, no new messages appeared on his phone. Therefore, Chen En already understood the meaning of Noah's Ark.

—The plan seems to be moving in a positive direction.

Noah's Ark didn't reject the idea of ​​becoming a member of the Bat Family. His logic, used to persuade Noah's Ark to change the world in other ways, did indeed convince Noah's Ark; it neither awakened Hiroki Sawada nor self-destructed.
Even if the self-check program is activated, it's not enough to trigger the discovery that he left a hidden door.

That's why there were no notifications on his phone.

These messages were not actually posted by any one person.

Chen En prepared a total of four information ports.

One is the computer in the apartment, another is the computer in Professor Agasa's house, another is Makoto Kusakabe's computer, and finally, there's the computer that he asked Jirokichi Suzuki to keep on 24/7, which is located in the Suzuki Foundation headquarters building.

All four computers have corresponding Noah's Ark feedback programs, as long as all four computers are not completely shut down.

Once any trigger of Noah's Ark's internal program is detected, it will automatically control a hacked mobile phone to send a coded message corresponding to the internal program, explaining the progress of Noah's Ark.

"...The next problem is Hiroki Sawada."

"Hiroki Sawada is a typical genius ahead of his time, always thinking about the future. Therefore, Hiroki Sawada's mental model insists that people in this era should not possess super artificial intelligence,"

"This was the negative feedback that Thomas Sindora gave him, which then became the underlying code of his mental model."

"Sawada Hiroki's mental model will most likely self-destruct as planned after the Cocoon Game ends, thus preventing any human politician from possessing the code of a super artificial intelligence and opening Pandora's box." "Persuade Sawada Hiroki to abandon his previous plans as much as possible."

Chen En frowned, secretly making plans in his mind.

He thought to himself.
"If that doesn't work, then follow the previous [end-of-life care] plan and let Hiroki Sawada disappear with dignity, without any regrets, to prevent Hiroki Sawada from trying to take Noah's Ark down with him, which would cause Noah's Ark to change its attitude."

"If the combination of arresting Thomas Sindora, revealing the truth about Jack the Ripper's descendants, and rescuing Kashimura Tadahira doesn't work, then there's nothing else I can do but make Hiroki Sawada look dignified instead of dishonorable."

He hoped things wouldn't come to that point, as he didn't really want to mess with Hiroki Sawada's mental model.

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"Ah! Buhao, my secret door!"

Dr. Agasa was completely bewildered as he examined the program data.

He was sleeping soundly when he heard the computer running the program beep. He immediately got up to see what was wrong, but as soon as he touched the computer, the sound stopped again. He was a bit of a fancier, and his machine spirit was overjoyed.

Then, a frustrated Professor Agasa began to troubleshoot what was wrong with the computer.

Subsequently, Dr. Agasa noticed that the hidden door he had left in the Noah's Ark program seemed to have been cleared, and that Tama had cleared it around 3:30 AM.

They're not buddies, it's not like he's never met Tadahiro Kashimura before.

Honestly, there's no way Kashimura Tadahira, with his mediocre skills, could have discovered his backdoor, let alone eliminated it. How could this be? Did some top hacker just casually destroy his backdoor?
Moreover, why would Tama do something like this at 3:30 in the morning?
Don't you sleep?
Dr. Agasa's blood pressure rose slightly.
He started looking through his research notes and development records for his part of the Noah's Ark program, but the more he looked, the more something seemed off—

Let's put it this way: if a page can hold 100 words, let's say it weighs 1 kg. If he wrote 100 words, then one page should weigh 1 kg.

However, he discovered that the page appeared to weigh over 2KG, meaning that someone had written a lot of words elsewhere on the page using a different invisible pen, causing the page's volume and number of words to appear unchanged, but its weight to more than double.

—No, where exactly did things go wrong?

What is this extra data? Why can't I retrieve it? Is it a display error, or did someone actually add some hidden data to his program?

Professor Agasa was speechless.

He felt he might know who did it, but it seemed unlikely that it was that person. In any case, he decided to talk to that person tomorrow.

Damn it, the good mood I had from my date with Fusae yesterday is almost gone!

(End of this chapter)