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

Once you have started, even if it is extremely difficult, you have finally taken the first step, which is much better than standing still.

Fortunately, they have taken the second step and are now moving towards the third step.

After two years of study, Lynch has realized that artificial intelligence is the key to self-disciplined humanoids.

This technology can not only be applied to autonomous humanoid soldiers, but also to tanks, airplanes, warships, and even other large facilities.

Autonomous humanoids can be used not only in the military field, but also in all walks of life in the civilian sector, engaging in heavy physical labor that the general public has to do in order to survive.

Lynch gathered his scattered thoughts and looked at the iron lumps in front of him that had not yet been adapted to bionic materials, feeling excited.

He didn't know whether he would go down in history, but he knew that he had the opportunity.

The commander of the first military autonomous humanoid unit, this title is enough for him to appear in textbooks.

"How did the experiment go today?"

Lin Qi stopped immediately after hearing this and answered seriously: "The experiment is terminated. Their reaction is very slow..."

"This is because of the core and AI models. They are still trial models, so it is normal for them to be imperfect."

"I think so too, but isn't it a bit too hasty to conduct a combat test like this?"

Raphael burst out laughing. Even though Sergeant Lynch had undergone cramming, there were still some things he didn't quite understand.

The body of the military autonomous humanoid passed technical reliability verification four years ago and received a limited production order from the Army.

After all, it is a downgraded version of its material, so there is no problem with its mechanical structure. What needs to be verified is whether it is reliable after reducing the material specifications.

These tests were completed two years and six months ago.

"Their current speed is just right, and it's easy to observe." She explained: "Even if the AI ​​goes berserk, its slow movements give us a chance to subdue it."

“Is rampage dangerous?”

"Yes, there are risks. Because the current 'Metis' is an AI made up of multiple modules, and I can't even guarantee its stability."

"put together?"

“Just like our brain, there are multiple functional areas.

For example, the frontal lobe controls higher cognitive functions and voluntary movements, processing planning, emotions, reasoning, problem solving, language, and movement;

Temporal lobe: Primarily processes auditory stimuli and is composed of many sub-areas that process hearing, language, and some aspects of memory.

Metis is like this. Multiple different functional areas are integrated together, and through continuous input of specific data, it is made to "come alive" in the way the human brain works.

But humans are different from machines. Although the human brain has different functional areas, it is perfectly integrated; Metis is not. "

"So this is ah."

The sergeant major sighed, as if he understood something.

"Okay, let's call it a day. Remember to hand in the report later so that I can give feedback to the AI ​​team."

"Ok."

Lynch tried to invite him, "It's getting late, do you want to go to dinner?"

"I'm not going."

"You hungry?"

"There's still a lot to look at. I have to discuss the squad formation with Nelson tomorrow." Raphael smiled and said, "Go by yourself. I'll treat you to dinner next time."

Lin Qi replied, "Don't worry about it."

Such words are just politeness, equivalent to polite refusal. If you act without thinking, it will make everyone embarrassed.

Lynch simply turned around and left. It would have been too stupid to hang himself on a tree.

On the other side, Raphael directed the escort personnel to load the military autonomous humanoids onto the trucks. They had to be sent back the same way they were sent to the exercise site.

In addition, she also used additional threads to read the teaching materials provided by Walson and accurately realized that war is not something that can be influenced by just one person.

To be honest, the importance of ground field combat is no less than that of special operations.

After reading almost all the information, Raphael had a comprehensive understanding of the army's pursuit.

Based on the Army's conception, military autonomous humanoids must fight under human command, otherwise they will only have basic automatic control and recognition systems.

After all, freely moving humanoids are sitting ducks on the battlefield.

Human soldiers will be responsible for commanding the military autonomous humanoids to launch attacks, so the captain of this team must be a human solider.

The humanoid squad leader is responsible for commanding the humanoids on the battlefield. Their main weapon is a short-barreled automatic rifle, and they also need to be equipped with defensive grenades.

After the battle begins, the first task of the humanoid team leader is to hide himself, and then to command the humanoids to fight or participate in the battle.

This requires the team leader to keep in mind the principle that "survival is more important than fighting". Surviving and properly commanding humanoid combat is the primary task of the humanoid commander.

The position of the deputy captain is similar to that of a human squad. After the battle begins, he will serve as the team leader of fire group B and lead his subordinates into battle.

However, this would require many of the Army's combat manuals to be revised to avoid a situation where the actual situation is too far away from the written situation.

Chapter 124 War Fever

The simulated battle lasted no more than three hours, but the data collected was enough to keep hundreds of scientists busy for several months without sleep or food.

Raphael told the visiting army officers that they had to be patient because this was the first operation of the military autonomous dolls, and even if they only needed preliminary results, they would have to wait for half a month.

For them, this was not a bad thing, because they could use this time to seriously consider and decide how to organize the Metis autonomous humanoids after they entered service.

For Raphael, who had already adapted to this "hermit" life, he did not feel awkward either.

Because of the extremely strict confidentiality regulations here, all staff members must be accompanied when they go out. If you plan to go shopping in the city, at least four people must go together.

Even if someone came to ask her to go out, Raphael would politely decline and go back to find Lingyin or Luhui to practice at the shooting range.

Asuka declined such boring activities. They were bionic humanoids and their skills would not deteriorate over time like humans.

Instead of spending a whole day at the shooting range doing nothing, I might as well stay in the dorm and watch the stock market.

It was a sunny day, the sky was clear blue, and the breeze rustled the branches.

In those peaceful and tranquil days, the German-French coalition forces raided Algeria. The carrier-based fighter strike group that took off from the Charles de Gaulle destroyed the airport and the capital's air defense system in the blink of an eye.

The war between Germany and France against Algeria broke out, and the landing operation of the German-French coalition forces went extremely smoothly, leaving no chance for the opponent.

Outside media believe that this war will be more difficult than the previous German-French attack on Libya.

However, in addition to landing in the capital Algiers from the Mediterranean, the German-French coalition forces stationed in Libya launched attacks on Maisoud and Zarzaitin from within Libya.

The German army was mainly responsible for attacking Maysoude Castle. After taking it, they advanced towards Hashibaqalpur in the southern part of the Eastern Desert to control the transportation hub; the French army was responsible for Zarzaitin and then advanced along the highway to Illizi.

After the two armies destroyed the Algerian army in their provinces, they stockpiled the resources needed for the next offensive and made a gesture to attack northward, waiting for the right time to attack.

Obviously, at this stage, the pressure was all on the coalition forces along the Mediterranean coast.

However, the landings on the Mediterranean coast were not limited to Algiers; Oran and Béjaïa were also attacked.

The Algerian army was better organized than expected, and their efforts only slowed down the coalition's progress.

With the "Northern Lights" incident in January 35, which destroyed half of Europe, the conflicts of varying sizes that broke out in the following years became the most impressive historical events for this generation of Europeans and the backdrop for various urban legends.

With the formation of the German-French coalition and the influx of a large number of refugees, all sectors of the European Union fell into inexplicable mental anxiety.

Although all kinds of rumors are constantly exacerbating this anxiety, more people try not to think about the outbreak of war.

Until the spread of the idea of ​​"survival and development", the concept of opening up a "safe and clean" living area across the Mediterranean has become a consensus in Germany, France, and even in traditional European regions.

So, the thing they were most reluctant to face but had been looking forward to finally happened.

On July 7, Ms. Charlotte von Eichenwald, a German national on a business trip in Algiers, disappeared. Immediately afterwards, videos of her dismemberment appeared on Twitter and Facebook, along with extremely provocative remarks.

Germany then asked the Algiers police to find the murderer and extradite him to Germany to stand trial.

But the Algiers authorities sternly rejected the German request, saying only that they would find the real culprit and gave the following reply:

"We will not wrongly accuse any good person, and we will not let any executioner go."

The situation seemed to have eased, and the German side made concessions and agreed to the decision of the Algerian authorities.

However, two days later, the situation took a turn for the worse. Ms. Isabella Thalberg's family found that they could not contact their loved one, so they reported it to the Algiers Municipal Police.

When they returned home from the police station, they saw the news of Isabella's death on TV. This was the second attack on Germans living or traveling in Algiers.

After this, Germany seemed to calm down and let the situation develop.

However, during this period, the German-French coalition forces stationed in Libya increased their combat readiness level, and all personnel canceled their leave and returned to the barracks. Units at all levels distributed live ammunition, and mechanized troops advanced to the border area between Libya and Algeria.

The air forces were testing and fighting each other in the empty space along the border. Tactical reconnaissance aircraft, electronic warfare aircraft and early warning aircraft shuttled back and forth, interfering with or recording the radars used by the Algerian army.

Mediterranean shipping routes have become extremely busy, with large quantities of supplies being shipped to Libya and France's naval bases along the coast of China and South Korea.

The French Navy announced that it would launch military exercises in the Mediterranean. After ships belonging to the German Navy passed through the Strait of Gibraltar, they announced their participation in the Mediterranean exercises.

At the same time, the strike group carrying the USS Eisenhower turned from Syrian waters to the exercise area, but did not participate in the exercise.

At that stage, the tension between the two sides reached its peak.

On July 7, sporadic exchanges of fire began between the German army and the Algerian border troops in the border triangle area formed by Masoud, Ghadames and Saint-Fort.

At this time, the German 1st Armored Division showed considerable restraint. The 9th Training Brigade at the forefront destroyed the Algerian border guards' defense line with a single attack, forcing them back to Fort Maisoud.

In the eyes of the Wehrmacht and even the German-French Allied Forces High Command, this unit is positioned as the main armored force of the rapid intervention force.

Its 88 Leopard 2A7/A7V tanks are the core, and they demonstrated their offensive capabilities in this battle.

However, after forcing back the Afghan border guards, they did not advance further but retreated back to the border.

While the coalition forces were praising the performance of the 9th Training Brigade, the news media, which did not understand the situation clearly, criticized its withdrawal to the Libyan border because they considered such a move to be "very cowardly" and that only force could make the other side surrender and hand over the murderer.

In fact, this was to cooperate with the navy's actions. At this time, the strike group with Charles de Gaulle as the core had not yet completed its war preparations, and the German frigates were replenishing supplies and were not ready for war at all.

However, what the 9th Armored Brigade did not expect was that the opponent would take the initiative to attack even though they had already retreated.

Germany and France immediately took the opportunity to declare a state of war with Algeria.

Chapter 125 The Harmfulness of Key Politics

Regardless of whether the attack on the Germans was true or false, Algeria has proven oil reserves of about 238 billion tons on its 13.4 million square kilometers of land, ranking 15th in the world, and the oil quality is relatively high; proven recoverable reserves of natural gas are 2.37 trillion cubic meters, ranking 10th in the world; and there are recoverable shale gas resources of up to 20 trillion cubic meters, ranking third in the world.

These resources are buried beneath the dry soil, and they are not fake after all.

With such rich resources, the population is only 4500 million. And if handled properly, among these 4500 million people, there will always be some groups willing to cooperate and serve as cheap labor.

For Germany and France, they are in great shortage of cheap labor.

In addition, this group of people can also do jobs that Europeans are unwilling to do, such as sewer workers, urban cleaners, food crop production, low-end assembly line workers, etc.

Even if we can't kill all of them, it won't be difficult to force them to migrate south. Does that mean that if the squids in Palestine can do it, our European masters can't do it?

There is no doubt that morality is just a piece of shit in the face of interests.

The Algerians are both panicked and angry, while Germany, France and even some members of the European Union have shown frightening enthusiasm and hope that the scale of the war will be expanded.

In the end, in the face of this surging frenzy, the war inevitably turned into an all-out conflict.

While Raphael and others were watching news reports and listening to the telegram group live broadcast on TV or in front of the computer, Fei Niao picked up the phone that was ringing non-stop.

This was a call from the Naval Operations Department, and the contact person was General Eric.

He said on the phone that he was very satisfied with their work in the shipyard, and that they should be commended for both their assistance in engineering management and the management of large slipway projects.

"General, please speak frankly if you have something to say." Fei Niao was already fed up with this process of first making a few compliments and then talking about business.

“Are you aware of our construction project in Hawaii?”

"Yes. Yokosuka was lost that day; Guam, the Ogasawara Islands, and the Marianas were hit by a radioactive rain cloud, and the ELID collapse radiation levels exceeded what humans can withstand.

So what does the Navy have left in the Pacific? The largely idle Midway Air Force Base, and then there's Hawaii.

If we don't strengthen the maintenance capacity of the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, it means that we will completely abandon the Pacific Ocean. Are you planning to expand the Johnston Atoll Airport, or are you eyeing the remote islands in the Pacific Ocean?"

“Atolls and remote archipelagos are nature reserves.”

"Are there really nature reserves in the Pacific Ocean?" Fei Niao asked sarcastically.

“The oceans are more resilient than we thought.”

After Eric’s defense, he realized why he had to follow “Raphael’s” logic, so he said: