Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

Syria, the most chaotic country in the Middle East in recent years, has become a hub for various forces seeking their proxies to achieve their goals.

However, since the United States began deploying drones to Syria two years ago, the situation in Syria has gradually become clearer, with the opposition making steady progress and appearing poised to achieve unification.

However, on June 1st of last year, Iran, having reached its limit of tolerance, used its remaining influence in Syria to launch an attack on Israeli territory, attempting to deplete Israel's resources and alleviate Iran's decline in Syria.

It's not that it has no effect, but it's really not significant.

Israel was not intimidated at all, and they began to deploy various new equipment on a large scale. Of course, they did not choose Aurora drones, because the drones that attacked them were clearly Aurora products leaked from Bahrain.

They actually harbor resentment towards the aurora borealis.

Therefore, they chose Google's products. In the past two years, Google has made steady progress, releasing whatever Aurora releases. Aurora has AI Tensor Chips, and Google has also released AI Tensor Chips.

Aurora is producing drones, robotic dogs, and various mechanical devices.

Google is also making drones, robotic dogs, and various other mechanical devices.

Although the performance is not comparable, Google's products are cheaper, and they don't pick and choose like Aurora does, prioritizing their allies.

Google may seem to be in a terrible state these past two years, but it's actually been quite comfortable picking up scraps. Some people in the company are even thinking about changing the strategy and just sticking to picking up scraps from now on.

However, Google's top executives were still somewhat unwilling to give in, and they were not prepared to bow down to the aurora borealis until they themselves were diagnosed with a terminal illness and were about to die.

They are even going so far as to aggressively seize the secondary market, seemingly trying to encircle the cities from the countryside.

In fact, Google's low-end AI tensor processors are already mainstream products internationally. After all, Aurora no longer sells its own chips externally; the company uses them all internally.

Furthermore, since the framework is free, several Chinese companies have also used the Google framework to design chips, which are then manufactured by SMIC and sold all the way to Russia and Iran.

So now in Syria, there's an interesting phenomenon where two sides are fighting, both using chips with Google's framework.

However, due to their first-mover advantage in using drones, the rebels maintained the initiative.

Now it is June 1, 2015, and Israel, in alliance with the Free Syrian Army, is preparing to completely wipe out Syria today.

The reason for choosing this date is obvious: to commemorate the Israelis who died last year and to demonstrate Israel's determination not to be defeated.

Homs, an important city in central Syria, is located at a vital transportation hub connecting the capital Damascus with the northern regions and the Mediterranean coast. It is known as the gateway to Syria and is the administrative center of Homs Province, the largest province in Syria. The province borders Lebanon to the west, Iraq to the east, and Jordan to the south, making it a strategically important location.

Karim sat in a closed coffee shop, watching the setting sun outside, and cautiously said to the American agent next to him, "Ugh, I'm getting nervous. Odom, couldn't you have given us something from Aurora? What kind of garbage is this?"

Odom curled his lip and cursed, "It's good enough that it's even useful! Two years ago, when I gave you Aurora, it took me ages to teach you how to use it. This one is much smarter than the old one, and you're still not happy! If you don't understand, don't be so picky."

Karim scoffed, "Hmph, I may not understand, but I know you get what you pay for. Israel, really, they're just wasting their time. I think they're doomed."

As a Jew who lacked a strong sense of Jewish solidarity, Odom actually felt that there was something wrong with Israel.

Chen Yiran has been posting on Twitter lately about Israel killing children, and Israel doesn't seem to know how to back down. Given Chen Yiran's world-renowned vengeful nature, what if he were to announce in the future that all Jews would be barred from being considered as communists? Would they really have to live to their seventies or eighties to face death?

These days everyone's into cyber ascension, it's such a shame to die in your seventies or eighties.

Thinking of this, Odom glanced around and then asked softly, "Is everything ready? We don't want any problems to arise when we start fighting."

Karim nodded. "Don't worry about my work; I'll send it after the war. Ugh, I'm still so angry. If it weren't for Israel, and the ongoing war, we wouldn't care about this little bit of money. By the way, are you sure no one wants Google chips, and these drones and robotic dogs won't sell?"

Odom: "I don't want to make money. I've asked around, and nobody wants it. Oh well, I'll just take some gold and artifacts and sell them. Rich people are obsessed with artifacts, so they might pay a lot, it's just a bit of a hassle."

Anyway, this is the last deal. I agreed today, so let's go together. You're not still reluctant to leave these people here, are you? There's no point in telling you. You might as well come with me and become a rich man.

"Staying here, we can't even get some fruit, and we can't even go to the oasis for a stroll. A comrade of mine tried the Wanderer app, and now he doesn't want to leave the oasis anymore. He goes there as soon as he wakes up in the morning."

Karim didn't hesitate: "Definitely leaving. This wretched place won't settle down even after the war. Besides, if I stay here, I definitely won't be able to become a robot when I get old and sick. I have to go to the land of the aurora to have a chance to become a robot."

"You uncultured person, that's called a newborn, or an adjuster."

The two had known each other for four years. Since Karim joined the Free Syrian Army, Odom had been responsible for liaison with him. In just a few years, Karim had grown from a small leader with only a hundred or so men under his command to a medium-to-large leader with more than two thousand men.

Odom also rose through the ranks, getting promoted several times, and his annual salary finally exceeded $150,000.

Of course, as a CIA agent, once you have some power, you'll definitely want to make some extra money.

In recent years, the two secretly sold a lot of the first batch of Aurora drones provided by the United States. Anyway, Odom reported the battle losses. Don't say that drones are too high and not easy to hit.

There are always lucky people in the world. It's possible to shoot down a drone by firing a couple of shots. In that case, you can only report it as a loss, and you can't go to the combat zone to retrieve it.

Furthermore, taking advantage of the chaotic situation in Syria, they exchanged daily necessities for gold at low prices, then used drones to transport it to their partners on the Turkish border to sell. While the two weren't yet multi-millionaires, they were both already worth millions.

Bathed in the last rays of the setting sun, the two ate cookies, waiting for the signal to begin the battle.

This time, Israel directly intervened, while the Free Syrian Army merely cooperated. Logically, this doesn't make much sense. After all, the Free Syrian Army is a rebel group aiming to overthrow the government; it's strange that Israel would come in and reap the benefits when the fighting was almost over.

However, most of the officers in the Free Syrian Army are smart men like Karim, who have already made enough money and want to withdraw, and have no intention of challenging Israel.

Several ambitious officers who wanted to seize high positions were unable to fight alone and ultimately could not resist the will of the United States, thus setting the post-war order in Syria.

At 8:30, just half an hour before the scheduled operation time, Odom's terminal rang. He answered it, listened for a few minutes, then frowned and put the phone down.

Seeing that his expression was off, Karim quickly asked, "What's wrong?"

"Don't even mention it. I don't know if it was a leak or if both sides thought of the same thing, but Iran deployed a large number of drones and medium-range missiles to launch a saturation attack on Israel."

Jordan did not completely intercept them, and even in the final interception by Israel, many escaped. Even with air raid sirens sounded, the casualties were likely considerable.

Moreover, the drones have been constantly harassing the area, even destroying several ambulances and fire trucks that were on their way to the rescue. The situation there is very chaotic right now.

"So what's going on? Israel chickened out? They're not going to fight anymore?"

"No, we're still playing, but we've become the main force."

Karim, sounding somewhat timid, said, "Then what do we do? I don't want to really fight to the death. We're already on their doorstep, who knows how strong the resistance is? What does your government mean by this? Are you asking us to fight to the death for Israel?"

"Tell your men to be smart and only use drones for combat. We absolutely will not touch the ground. My superiors haven't given me instructions yet, so let's pretend we don't know anything for now and just stay here and look for any opportunities to make money."

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That very night, Israel’s top leadership began retaliating against Iran, launching targeted bombings.

Iranian intelligence, like a sieve, led to the capture of a large number of officers.

However, they did not back down and began to attack Israel with missiles continuously.

Iran's technology tree is quite peculiar. Although it seems to be lacking in many areas, it is just enough in some areas, which is an extreme example of pragmatism after being blocked.

Moreover, their approach was highly targeted. They knew they couldn't gain any advantage in the air, so they developed only missile weapons.

Iran undoubtedly possesses the largest missile arsenal in the Middle East and is one of the countries with the world's largest missile stockpile.

Meteor-3, Gader-110, Imad, Mudstone-2, and Sumar, with ranges starting at 1,000 kilometers, are all designed specifically for attacking Israel.

As is well known, the principles of physics and the practical costs dictate that missile interception can never be 100% successful, and Israel suffered a severe blow that very night.

There was no other way; at this critical moment, they had to resort to their old tricks.

The method doesn't have to be new, as long as it's useful.

Hey America, say something!