Chapter 1400 Robot Society

1400. Robot Society

While Tang Yu was indulging in the mechanical field and the core data of countless awakening robots in the holy mountain, outside, Zi, Remy, Ge Ji, Catherine, Cameron, Schwarzenegger and others were also busy .

After the robot starts to wake up, one of the problems that will be faced immediately is the management of the robot. Because the awakened robot will have its own thinking, so if it is not managed, the result will inevitably be a mess.

First they identified the new three laws of robotics:

First, always take obedience to Tang Yu as your primary purpose. Under this premise, obey all instructions from the superior.

Second, you must not harm any other people and robots who also serve Tang Yu. Damaged property requires compensation.

Third, when dealing with humans, one must abide by human laws.

Under the new three laws, a large number of detailed rules have been established. This law is not so much a law as a relatively simple rule. Because the way of thinking of robots is completely different from that of humans. First, robots have an absolutely rational way of thinking. Secondly, the behavior orientation of robots will not be emotion, but only the purpose. Therefore, this law is sufficient for the present.

It is worth mentioning that there is no rule that robots must not harm humans, but that robots obey human laws. In fact, this is why Tang Yu hopes that eventually humans and robots can coexist harmoniously. Of course, in order to achieve this goal, he still needs to do a lot.

At the same time, a point system will be established. All robots will start with a certain negative score after having a body. The amount of negative points is related to the cost of their bodies, e.g. -500 points for a G-2 engineer droid, and -50000 points for a war loader. Robots need to complete their own missions to get more points. When the points finally accumulate to a positive number, they will be able to choose to transform their bodies in an exchange system, or replace them with a more advanced body.

Because the guardian space fortress has a very strong production capacity, and Tang Yu has gone through countless robot experiments, plus Hyperion's database, and Skynet's database, there are countless robot transformation plans, these can be selected by these robots.

Whether to use 500 points to install a 200-horsepower robotic arm for yourself, or save 3,000 points to replace a CPU chip for yourself, the robot can decide by itself. Individual differentiation is also a manifestation of social diversity, and this point system is just the beginning.

There is no doubt that under this point system, a large number of factories are needed to produce some miscellaneous things,

This would affect the output of the robot, but Tang Yu didn't care about it. Because after Hyperon's 3D printing factories were built in large numbers, the number of robots has never been a problem restricting Tang Yu.

And Tang Yu didn't set up a hierarchy in the robot, because a hierarchy is not necessary for robots. They have no so-called sense of superiority, nor desire for power. The reason why the law requires obedience to the superior, but the reason for obedience is only because it is arranged to be your superior. Therefore, obeying the arrangement of the superior does not mean that the superior must be superior to the subordinate robot.

And the basis of this absolute equality is to ensure the absolute efficiency of the entire robot society.

For example, a battlefield command robot may command a large number of advanced robots, including war loaders, Dragoon IV aircraft, etc., but its own cost and performance are completely incomparable with these robots.

At the same time, Catherine and the others planned ten areas on the surface of the moon and in the guardian space fortress, as ten robot cities! The construction of these robot cities is very simple, delineate an area, and then set up a platform in the center to get it done. The whole city is empty and there is nothing. Because to be honest, Tang Yu didn't know what to put in these cities. These were just an extension of the social research on robots.

When the robots selected to enter the city enter the city, they will find a control tower on the central platform. There are rules for city construction in the control tower, which are also very simple-no crossing the boundary, no destroying things built by other robots, etc. . And a certain number of construction points are pre-stored in the computer of the control tower, and the robot can directly receive construction points from here to build anything it wants to build.

For example, spend 200 points to hire an engineering robot for excavation to assist, or exchange 30 points for 10 tons of cement.

Building points can only be used for city construction, and at regular intervals, building points will be replenished. Tang Yu has high hopes for these ten robot cities, and he is very much looking forward to what these cities built entirely by robots will look like.

All this work is based on one premise - the greatest choice for robots to be free. Tang Yu believes that in many works and in many worlds, conflicts between humans and robots may appear to be due to subordination, such as robots being dissatisfied with human slavery, but these are superficial phenomena.

The most fundamental conflict is that human beings want robots to be like people, but at the same time, they are afraid that they will be like people. Humans always use their own standards to measure robots, so they give full play to their advantages as creators to give robots a lot of definitions, such as the basic shape of a robot has two legs, two arms, a head, etc. Have fun. At the same time, humans are also using their own moral standards to measure robots and demand robots. This is the biggest conflict.

Just imagine, if you try to let a Persian cat live the life of an African elephant, or even have the body of an African elephant, will it adapt? The answer is absolutely impossible to adapt. Therefore, human beings use their own standards to demand robots, and there will only be two results, the robot resists, or the robot does a mess, human beings are dissatisfied, and then the robot resists.

The difference between humans and robots also leads to the fact that the social operation of robots is completely different from that of humans. Heavy, repetitive work is torture for humans, hence the biting satire of movies like Modern Times. But for robots, the working method in "Modern Times" is the only working method, and it is also the most suitable working method for them.

They don't understand why they have to get up and exercise after work, and they don't understand why it's boring to repeat the same action tens of thousands of times. For robots, the purpose of their existence is to complete the work they are given. Whether it is repeatedly screwing screws 10 million times or playing games for 1,000 hours, it makes no difference to them.

Therefore, if Tang Yu wants to integrate robots and humans, what he needs to do is not to forcefully merge the two together. It is not acceptable to use the standards of human beings to demand robots, or to use the standards of robots to demand humans.

To truly achieve integration, the first prerequisite is to have and maintain one's own characteristics and individuality!