Chapter 569 Learning AI
V was thinking about other things:
We have to find a way to get Lear to carry a big one, otherwise it feels like we really have to pay it back.
Although he didn't understand business matters, V knew that Lille had too many younger brothers, and if he really sold the castrated version of Damai, he might really earn 1.8 million.
Maybe they can actually retire, once Lille's health issues are sorted out.
After leaving Herod's shop, Lille turned around again and took a look at the arms dealer Sophia's shop that Herod just mentioned.
What this place sells are very regular genuine controlled-grade weapons, including Achilles technical rifles, Maomata technical sniper rifles and other standard equipment that are not available on the market, but are not too outrageous.
Lear still only bought cheap junk that could be removed with high-spec parts, although it was not cheap either-it cost another 50,000 yuan.
After finishing these, we came to the best prosthetic doctor store in EBM Stadium. In a sense, this may be the best prosthetic clinic in Dog Town.
Even though it's in a stadium toilet.
The prosthetic doctor here is called Ailun. He is a prosthetic doctor who looks about the same age as Lao Wei. His equipment is quite standard. His forearms are covered with sensory and control nerve enhancement circuits. Each finger is connected to a link for resection and blood transfusion. and equipment for measuring circuits, proving that he is not the kind of prosthetic doctor who relies solely on automated equipment.
Overall, apart from the fact that it is located in a clinic, this clinic is actually quite good.
Lear needs to replace the broken prosthetic parts on Jack and V here, and then get close to Allen and purchase a set of equipment.
"No, brother, I can handle this prosthetic surgery. It's a bit too much for you to just buy the equipment."
Alan shook his head as he turned on the device.
Doctor is not a medical device company, and Dog Town is such a big place, so you have the equipment to steal my business?
If an ordinary person made this request, he would immediately get angry: Are you kidding me?
However, the three of them in Lille looked like they had a big job: Needless to say, Lille looked like a cyberzombie. Jack’s uneven skin also proved that this big man was equipped with a large area of subcutaneous armor. Just V looks like a normal person
However, Allen's prosthetic doctor could smell the smell of her synthetic prosthetic maintenance solution from a long distance away. It was quite complex and strong, indicating that the degree of prostheticization was very high and the damage was serious.
This is what Fei Dan was talking about: the three cybernetics who looked like they were beginning to take on humanoid shapes were not only highly prosthetic, but the parts they used were not cheap, and they were all injured.
Prosthetics of this level are generally difficult to repair, and most of them need to be replaced directly.
Although I don’t know where he came from, he must be very fat.
However, Lear had no intention of upgrading or replacing the prosthetic body that Allen had on hand.
He pretended to glance at the menu: "It's all garbage, I can't use it."
"Me? Trash?" Allen pointed at his nose and laughed angrily, "You know these things"
"I know too well. I really don't need it. Let's do this. I'll borrow your equipment to adjust them first. The material fee will be paid. As for the labor fee, you can take a look at the data and then decide whether to charge it."
"Hey, you are still a prosthetic doctor? But if you perform prosthetic surgery like this, be careful of causing a medical accident to your two accomplices."
Before he finished speaking, as soon as Lille connected his personal link to the device, Alan was surprised to find that the underlying authority of the clinic had been handed over to Lille.
Everything he wanted to say suddenly got stuck in his throat——
V couldn't help but laugh when he saw him like this: "You wet your pants because you were so scared? He's not just a prosthetic doctor, he's also a hacker."
As she said that, she lay down on the operating table, and Jack sat on the sitting operating table next to her. The little nurse next to her was frightened by the two and took a step back.
Lone wolves in this world are always awe-inspiring, and people tend to avoid these guys selectively because they are often associated with death and chaos.
But hackers, people are not only in awe of skilled hackers, but also fearful, because not many people in this world have zero prosthetics. As long as they are equipped with prosthetics, they may be invisibly monitored, eavesdropped, controlled, and even hacked. Kill it quietly.
People are in awe of those who are stronger than themselves, and people are more afraid of what they cannot understand.
Seeing this, Lille explained: "I've just seen this kind of equipment, don't think too much about it."
Allen took a step back: "Well, let you use it."
However, what happened next made Alan even more sure that this was a hacker, and not the type who only did damage.
The degree of prosthetics of Jack and V is quite high, and they are not cheap. They use high-end materials and have both precision and reliability.
The high end means that repair and maintenance are quite difficult tasks, because installation can be semi-automated, but maintenance is not.
Taking Vitis Westan and Klenchikov as examples, these advanced and sophisticated neural implants usually have automated nanorobots at the end. After the prosthetist completes the external implantation and activates the procedure, it will automatically complete the process. The next wiring process.
But maintenance is different: To be precise, the maintenance and upkeep of nano-level prostheses is very complicated. When it comes to repairing the anti-justice body, doctors basically cannot repair it. If they want to repair it, they have to dismantle it and return it to the factory for rebuilding. But look at this It doesn't look like they have a warranty.
Therefore, the probability of inducing cyberpsychosis will increase if high-level prosthetics are used for a long time.
Lille has long been accustomed to handling the neural implants in V's body. The only difference is that his physical condition was good at that time, but it is weak now.
The weakening of nerves and muscles will greatly reduce the precision of his body. If electric current is used for stimulation, it will cause serious damage, and the precision may not be improved.
Continuing to use lizard serum to maintain the high state of the body will further shorten the life span, so Lille now keeps a low-function dose of lizard serum at all times.
He needs to do surgery, but he can't do it directly like before.
However, he recently mastered a new skill: since he devoted himself to using the octopus arm, he found that he could control a precision device like an AI.
Control the device like an AI.
This is not a small damage to the brain, but it is definitely better than injecting lizard serum, and Lille can also connect the brain of another world as a backup calculator.
Of course, this is not a feat accomplished by Lille alone: Muramasa is watching all this silently in Lille's head, and occasionally gives Lille some advice.
But to be honest, Muramasa was a little confused and shocked: AI usually can't understand human emotions, but humans can't understand all of AI.
Now, Lille is doing what humans have always done: understanding the operating process of an AI, but he does it very well and very similarly, surpassing what any recorded human research group has done.
It also exceeds the expected value of Muramasa's cognitive model, although only a little, but from zero to something.
So Allen saw a very scary scene: prosthetic doctors are a combination of doctors, programmers and technical experts, but they are basically at the elementary level in various industries.
They use surgical equipment, most of the time they operate on the system that comes with the equipment, perform specific surgical procedures, and occasionally repair some prosthetics with minor problems.
Operating a machine tool does not mean that you need to know basic microelectronics knowledge. After all, the difficulty of operating a product is also a very important consideration. For consumers, the less you need to know, the more successful the product.
So prosthetic doctors are senior technicians in a sense. It is their job to use equipment to operate on customers, and operating equipment is not their strong point.
But Lille is different. He is reprogramming all the equipment in the operating room from the bottom up, recording all his thoughts and operations into different programs to drive these equipment -
Control the equipment like breathing.
Allen is not a hacker, but he knows that reprogramming surgical equipment and performing surgery directly at the nano level is very dangerous. You have to know that each automatic surgical process is developed by countless R\u0026D teams of the company day and night. If you modify it yourself, you won’t know how the person died.
However, all surgical equipment is now in operation. The multifunctional probe hums gently, turning into Lille’s eyes; the ablative cutter opens the epidermis of the prosthesis, and the high-precision alien scalpel penetrates into the body, picking out the deformed subcutaneous armor and the damaged Krenchikov, and replenishing new prosthetic parts.
The air is filled with the smell of burning electric welding, synthetic prosthetic maintenance fluid, and blood. The surgical device swings at high speed, and the hissing sound and various flashes are intertwined.
As V’s damaged prosthetic parts are either turned off or replaced, the occasional snowflake spots in his head since the nuclear explosion have begun to decrease.
Sian Westin's line was restored, and the little octopus sent the main module to V's prosthesis again, and appeared in front of V.
[Little octopus: Big brother has evolved! ]
The tentacles of the little octopus turned into thumbs up to Lil, and his eyes turned into stars.
[V: Still evolving, it feels like he's going to die suddenly. ]
V sneered at this, and the little octopus jumped back and stuck to V's head.
[Little octopus: Hey, mom. V has made great progress too, I'll adjust the software. ]
