Eh? Do you also want to try the iron fist of the humanoid girl?

Friedrich smiled happily, called the proprietress, and ordered some new dishes and expensive drinks.

"That guy is a soldier."

"I know, but that doesn't prevent us from cooperating. Soldiers are just a disguise, and everyone is the same inside."

About 15 minutes later, the proprietress respectfully brought people to the private room.

"Your guest has arrived..."

Raphael walked in from behind the boss's wife. Although Dominic had seen Raphael at the previous weekly meeting of the project team, this was the first time he had observed him so closely.

Her eyes were sharp, and apart from being a little short, her gestures and movements all hinted at her strong military aura. Raphael glanced at Dominic next to him, and saw that there were also American professors participating, and the result was not unexpected.

She sat on the sofa beside him without even saying hello.

"It's the middle of the night, why don't you take a break to come here and taste wine?"

"Everyone needs a break. You didn't go today because your assistant always messes things up, right?" Friedrich deliberately said jokingly, "Young people are always impatient. When they are impatient, problems will arise."

"That's right. It's mainly a waste of resources. You have to apply and queue up every time you use it. How much time can one person waste? There are hundreds of people piled up on the application form over there, and that excludes the situation of sudden queue-jumping." Raphael said resentfully and drank the wine that the waiter had added.

"Actually, the situation here is much better. It's just a waste of consumables."

"No, drug control is also very important. Something happened in a biological laboratory in Pennsylvania earlier. All members of a team got cancer because there was a problem with the laboratory's control over inducing drugs. It was a complete tragedy." Professor Dominic echoed.

Friedrich noticed that after Raphael opened the conversation by complaining, the slightly stiff atmosphere between the two sides suddenly became much more harmonious.

He introduced: "Ms. Raphael, the person sitting in front of me is..."

"I know who he is." Raphael interrupted Friedrich rudely before he could finish, "There's no need to introduce the American participants. To some extent, I am now the person in charge of the team's security."

She turned to Professor Dominic and said:

"From a moral point of view, I should condemn your behavior as a professor: I condemn it strongly now.

But as a security officer, I have no right to stop your private actions; currently as a member of the project team, considering that your decision to participate in it has accelerated the progress of the entire project on a factual level, I will not inform anyone in any way. "

When Raphael finished speaking, Friedrich said, "Oh," "It's really reassuring to get your answer."

Professor Dominic's stiff face relaxed again. He knew his own situation and Raphael could have ignored him.

Hearing what Raphael said, Dominic hurriedly said, "Thank you very much for your support, Professor."

In a hurry, he even upgraded the way he addressed Raphael.

"No, I'm not as great as you say." Raphael said calmly: "If this project can be completed earlier, I can be freed earlier."

"Ah, you underestimate your own importance. Although our respective research fields are different, we can work together on the same project, which inevitably gives rise to a feeling of sharing honor and disgrace."

"Oh? Worthy of sharing honor and disgrace..." Raphael didn't know much about the inside story of academia. Although she didn't care about such things, she still pretended to be interested.

Friedrich took a sip of wine and said, "The relationship here is very subtle. It can be said that what we promote privately is itself anti-human."

“I didn’t expect him to be so self-aware.”

"Yes, it's because we understand what we are doing now." Friedrich pushed the frame of his glasses on his nose. "I think you have already guessed the speed of the recent abnormal progress, so you are here today."

"So you still want my help?"

"As you said at the beginning, you are very happy to see such a breakthrough, aren't you?"

"indeed so."

"No matter how we claim to be pursuing the truth, we can't do it without some other tricks. Sometimes it's money, sometimes it's fearless self-sacrifice, and today it's just that we chose to sacrifice others."

The most important point was not mentioned by any of the three people present. As long as strong artificial intelligence is truly born, all efforts made for it will be valuable.

Some people may accuse them of being inhumane, but when various products based on strong artificial intelligence appear, who will remember this?

Nobel Prize? Sorry, you are nothing! With this in mind, Friedrich took the risk.

Chapter 115 Tacit Cooperation

Friedrich knew that Raphael was not the only one in the team who had seen the trick. The others were also keeping silent and watching.

Even if their private actions are exposed, the worst result is that the participants will go to jail. The project team can only change its name and continue to move forward with its work.

Not only that, if they are ultimately successful and there are no leaks, everyone will regard them as "warriors" and give them flowers and honor.

Why not?

Meeting with Raphael in private was just a tentative act by Friedrich, but it was also an attempt to seek technical support.

This technology is not only supported by "computers", but is also related to Raphael's original work.

However, Raphael did not agree, but just said: What they need can be done directly using the tools she wrote, and that is technical support.

The relationship between the two parties was established in this awkward way. When Dominic returned home that day, he promoted the auxiliary tools written by Raphael in his team, and Raphael provided them with a technical manual.

Friedrich did the same thing, but he used his own channels to get Raphael a consultant letter from a biological company. This letter of appointment did not include any job responsibilities, but only a generous fixed salary.

Raphael provided slightly more help.

This is understandable. If you help me a little, I will find compensation in other ways. However, if you use what he provides and the compensation is not enough, he has the right to ask about your affairs.

Raphael was not so rude. He just implicitly passed on the difficulties that Asuka encountered in producing higher-specification body parts and used their channels to seek help.

It wasn't long before the technical difficulties encountered by Fei Niao were solved.

Therefore, sometimes when this kind of network of relationships works, the power it exerts is extremely terrifying.

In addition, bionic humanoids disguised as living biological materials have also found similar products in their systems, but they are still some time away from being practical.

The products of this technology are mainly used as low-end substitutes in adult products, so the laboratory does not attach too much importance to the biological material, but only reserves it as a technology that can be sold to related manufacturers at any time.

Fei Niao felt helpless after she knew about it. She thought about it and wanted to push it forward, but she found that there was no chance for her to intervene.

First of all, she is in the armored vehicle manufacturing industry, and rashly entering the biomaterials industry will only lead to criticism.

Once it attracts public attention, all her intentions and actions will be put under the spotlight and watched by everyone, and sooner or later she will get into trouble.

The two sides were already in a state of superficial harmony, and several betrayals and attacks had shattered the already scarce mutual trust.

When both sides find that the fragile trust is completely shattered, the U.S. military, as the owner of the assets, will inevitably "reclaim" them. The U.S. military will not think about why it has become like this, it will only think: My toys are actually going to get out of control? This is an unforgivable sin.

"So, you value the resources behind those two people more."

After listening to Raphael's story, Luhui looked at her sister and said:

"Being able to see the emergence of bionic humanoids earlier... this is a necessary sacrifice. If I were in your position, I would make the same decision."

"In short, for us now, the personal friendship accumulated during the project team cooperation will become something that cannot be ignored."

"That makes it all the more necessary to ensure that their little moves are always kept in the shadows."

Raphael yawned and looked around the living room, facing the green light and slightly red right eye and answered:

"Yes, that's what Friedrich wanted."

"You've made your decision, haven't you?"

"I will impose information control on Leipzig and try to avoid information-related problems that may eventually lead to the exposure of their secret projects."

Raphael kept his word and placed a special order with the computer company as quickly as possible.

The next morning, a large amount of data was modified in the company system that had done business with Friedrich. Although the total amount of the order did not change, the goods on the list were replaced with other items.

All offline paper documents were replaced late at night when no one was around, and this process lasted for nearly half a month before it came to a temporary end.

After covering up the original records, Raphael used the university's resources to launch a large-scale invasion, using civilian long-term online equipment for distributed networking, and finally injected a sensitive word capture system for various forums and social software.

Anyone who triggers it will be monitored and tracked by the system.

Over the next five months, Raphael created one accident after another.

He was an investigative reporter who was investigating a human trafficking case. When he accidentally learned that a research institute at Karl Max University in Leipzig was involved in human trafficking, he immediately realized that this was a huge news unprecedented in recent years.

Under the guise of investigating the case, he kept trying to clear the fog and get to the truth.

But it was soon discovered by the system because of the consultation content in an online chat room.

While confirming whether it was a "coincidence" or a "true story", Raphael discovered that the topics in this online chat room were all kinds of strange, but there happened to be employees from the pharmaceutical company that Friedrich was in contact with.

When the employee took out the order information to share for the purpose of showing off, the reporter saw the problems in it and linked the order to the buyer.

He also saw the quantity of developer and a list of several protective drugs that had never been purchased by the institute before, and immediately realized that this was circumstantial evidence that one of the university's affiliated institutes was suspected of human trafficking.

Although the correlation is not strong, its existence is enough to indicate an anomaly.

If it was a purchase signature from a hospital affiliated to a medical school, he wouldn't even look at it, and the problem lay with the purchaser.

This was an accident. Raphael remembered that she had processed all the contents of the files, but she didn't expect that someone had recorded the contents of the files by taking photos with a mobile phone.

After dealing with the investigative reporter, Raphael then gave the guy who released the photos a big gift: good luck (physics).

Apart from causing a slight psychological trauma to the truck drivers, all the current risks have been eliminated.

"Ah, it's finally quiet."

Raphael shook the cup in his hand and made a strange flute-like laugh, like an evil villain in an old TV drama.

Judging from his specific deeds, he is actually a villain. At the very least, he is an ally of the evil villain, escorting their evil goals.

However, Friedrich's small team did not disappoint Raphael. On the contrary, because they continued to produce new results, they showed signs of becoming the leading group of the project.

Chapter 116 Failure is the crime

"Through training that imitates human (baby) cognitive behavior patterns, we have improved the recognition ability of the system based on the imitation of the corresponding human brain functional modules, with an accuracy rate of 100%..."

Friedrich publicly released the results of his work during this period at the conference.

"It's not just text recognition, it also shows amazing talent in image recognition. The ability in speech recognition is being tested, but I believe it will show the same ability."

Neither the group leaders nor the project manager at the meeting spoke to interrupt Friedrich's arrogant remarks.

Compared with it, the more traditional pattern recognition technologies are far behind it. For example, in OCR text recognition, if the object is neatly printed fonts, the overall recognition rate is about 98%.

However, if the complexity of the object to be identified increases and strings of mathematical formulas or other special symbols are encountered, the accuracy will drop significantly.

If the photo provided is blurry or the object to be identified is written in sloppy handwriting, the accuracy will be further reduced.

Not to mention, the recognition scenarios in actual applications are far more complex and varied than those provided to AI.

To achieve a true 100% accuracy is simply impossible.

Everyone knew what Friedrich had done, and that was a bottom line that could not be crossed. But this person crossed it, and no one present reported it or tried to make amends.

Although some people would like to say that this must be a gimmick created by Professor Friedrich for fame and reputation, the content is absolutely irrelevant.

But... as a colleague, is it possible that you cannot understand the technical details he disclosed without reservation in his presentation?

Obviously, the silence in the meeting hall was the final answer.

The expectation of seeing the light overwhelmed their self-guilty feelings, making them hold back.

Pattern recognition was once limited by the need to imitate human thinking to teach machine learning and fell into a stalemate, so it had to switch to the development path of machines teaching machine learning. Now it has to return to its most primitive approach.

If his results were made public, it would immediately cause a major earthquake in the industry.

This can be regarded as primitive intelligent technology, which truly gives robots the five senses: shape, sound, smell, taste and touch, enabling them to distinguish various characteristics of the world.

Some people turned their eyes to the girl sitting in the corner, fiddling with her mobile phone on the table without any image - at least that's what it looked like from the outside - this progress report, which could be called a show-off, was the result of her sudden announcement after a private meeting with Friedrich.

Putting aside the boring color-mixing fantasy, some people began to think about the background information related to Raphael.

Finally, it dawned on him that the other party was not only a genius in the computer field, but also had a military background. In addition, he served as a security officer here and was responsible for the life safety of all employees.

There must be a connection between their private meeting and Friedrich's revealing everything today.

Let’s open our minds and imagine that Friedrich’s little move...is very likely to have been approved by the US.

But this recognition is not at the formal level, but rather a trivial assistance, such as providing him with information blocking services.

What is the cost?

Probably, no third party would know about it except the parties involved.

People who have figured this out will immediately have a look of disgust on their faces: Why wasn’t I the one who crossed the line?