We can solve these two things now.

The software patent technology is encrypted. [Brain-Computer Technology Corporation] has set a high threshold for a large number of small intelligent robot prosthetic limb workshops. But for us, this threshold does not exist because we have already mastered it.

That special assembly language.

Computers with special chip architecture are just a matter of chips. We have purchased a 12nm process photolithography machine in the past few days. Although the chip produced is not very powerful, the special architecture can be produced.

But, it’s this patent…”

Chen Yan looked into his eyes, and what he said completely broke through his bottom line as a technician:

"Can't we just crack their patch and use it?"

The researcher has never had such a simple and crude idea. He hesitated in his heart and stuttered with his words:

"It's not impossible...it's just that this approach is too unethical, and once discovered, you will face a large fine."

Chen Yan thought:

"Is it possible to add a shell to this cracked patch, disguise it as our own patch, and then add our own encryption method?"

The researchers had a dry mouth:

"This...this is too..."

Chen Yan frowned and said:

"This is not possible? Are you afraid that even if it is unpacked, you will still use this as evidence to impose a large fine on us?"

The researcher replied:

"indeed so."

Chen Yan continued:

"Then do you think this works? Didn't we say before that the omnic disease prevalent in the mechanical hive is different from the omnic disease in the Imperial Capital?

Can we customize corresponding omnic prosthetics or brain-computer vulnerability patches based on the omnic disease in the mechanical hive?

We don’t have to spend time making this patch ourselves, and we can modify it directly on the Imperial Omnic Disease vulnerability patch from [Brain Computer Technology Commune], okay? Is this a lot of work?”

This method finally complied with the researcher's ethics, so he said:

"Yes! And if we make vulnerability patches against the mechanical hive omnic disease based on their patches, our workload will be reduced a lot."

Chen Yan reminded:

"The key is that it works."

When talking about this, the researchers hesitated.

His hesitation made Chen Yan feel a little cold.

"Boss, you know that omnic disease is fundamentally incurable."

The researcher’s voice grew quieter:

"No matter how sophisticated the transistor structure is, or even a chip whose manufacturing process exceeds nanometers, it cannot completely simulate a person's entire ideology."

"Although humans carry out thinking processes through brain waves, and brain-computer simulations also use mimetic neural networks to simulate thinking, as far as the current level of bioelectronics technology is concerned, it is necessary to use brain-computer mimetic neural networks to simulate complete human consciousness.

impossible--

Human thinking and consciousness processes are too complex. The mimetic neural network seems to simulate all human nerve impulses and brain wave signals, but in fact it still misses a lot.

For example, it represents the subconscious brain wave signal. This part of the signal is very weak, and it uses two consciousness signal systems with the subjective consciousness. The mimetic neural network can only simulate the subconscious brain wave signal to a certain extent, but cannot completely simulate it.

It's restored.

In addition to the subconscious mind, there are also weaker consciousnesses, such as dreams, and ideologies on the same level as dreams. These are also not things that mimic neural networks can simulate.

Moreover, according to the latest research from the Institute of Bioelectronics of the Imperial College, beneath the electrical signals at the dream level, there is a deeper level of ideology hidden.

Anyway..."

The researcher summarized what he was about to say using an Asian slang phrase:

“The research and exploration of brain computers still has a long way to go.”

What he said was a bit complicated, and Chen Yan couldn't understand what theory he was basing his judgment on. He only roughly knew one conclusion -

Brain computers cannot simulate all human thinking, which is the fundamental reason for the emergence of omnics, and the current technology has no solution to this situation.

Chen Yan said in a deep voice:

"So, even if we make targeted patches for the omnic disease outbreak in the mechanical hive, the next wave of omnic disease will still break out again at some point in the future."

The researchers responded in the affirmative:

"Yes."
Chapter completed!