Great Power Technology.

Chapter 497 The Ark Organization in Reality
While Yang Yiyao made the final decision to participate in the BCI experiment, a group of people in Birmingham National Laboratory in Chouguo were also conducting the first experiment of BCI transmission technology.

However, the purpose of their experiment is completely different from that of the Zhejiang University team. They are not to open the path of human evolution through the BCI chip, but to a completely different direction.

Awareness upload.

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"Is the neural signal analysis complete?"

Minson Crews, who was in charge of the consciousness uploading project, asked.

"It's done, everything is going well so far."

"We have mapped the first closed logic loop in a computer system by sampling neural signals, and now our 'Adam' knows that 1 plus 1 equals 2."

"Great progress!"

Mingsen couldn't help sighing.

In order to achieve this step, they have been working for half a year.

You must know that the operation mode of the computer is completely different from that of the human brain. Generally speaking, the most primitive method of the addition operation of the computer is the half adder. Through the cooperation of the AND gate, the OR gate and the NOT gate, the designed The difference between high and low voltage in the circuit, the result is output in binary form.

This kind of calculation method is purely mechanical, and it is not enough to carry the complex thinking process of human beings. No matter how computer technology develops, as long as the shackles of "programming" and "mechanization" cannot be broken, it is impossible to replace human brain thinking with computers accomplish.

But now, Minson's team has found a new solution.

They simulated a whole human neural network with the help of a powerful supercomputer, and then used the virtual neural network to imitate the electrical signals of the real neural network through symmetrical mapping, thus realizing a one-to-one reproduction of human thinking .

At this stage, such a simulation method is rudimentary, redundant and inefficient, but it has to be admitted that it is definitely a historic breakthrough to be able to simulate human brain activity in this way.

Calling it great doesn't seem like an exaggeration.

"After this achievement, our team's neuro-mapping technology will become more and more mature. Maybe next time we will be able to conduct complex calculation experiments...Hassan, your expression is not quite right, what's wrong, is there any difficulty? ?”

Hassan on the opposite side nodded with a wry smile, and replied:

"There are indeed difficulties. Mingsen, you know, in order to achieve this breakthrough, we have almost exhausted the computing power of the supercomputer at hand."

"Building and maintaining the neural network takes up too much computing power, and the analysis and compilation of neural signals takes up another part. According to my estimation, even if our subsequent mapping work goes well, the limit we can achieve Just made 'Adam' look like a human baby."

"He may be able to do some calculations within 10 and execute some extremely simple instructions, but it is still too far away to truly become like a human being."

"Not to mention that our current goal is to let him completely inherit all the memories of an existing person. I don't think that even if we squeeze out all the computing power in the world, it will not be enough to achieve this."

Hearing this, Mingsen frowned tightly. After thinking for a moment, he asked:
"Where is the problem?"

"It's mainly algorithms and databases. So far, we haven't found an algorithm that can perfectly adapt to neural network mapping, and the analysis of neural electrical signals is also very elementary-in the final analysis, we just lack the understanding of the human brain. "

"But how did those Chinese people do it? I heard that their AVS technology is about to reach the stage of large-scale application. Don't they have this problem?"

Hassan also had a confused look on his face. He sighed softly and replied:
"This is also what I am most confused about. Logically speaking, the essence of AVS technology is the same as the neural mapping technology we are doing. The core point is to analyze neural electrical signals."

"Since they can succeed, it means that they have a suitable algorithm and a large and accurate database."

"But where did they get these things? I can't figure it out..."

Minsen patted Hassan's shoulder lightly, and comforted him:

"It doesn't matter, they also have their own secrets—maybe they have already started to do this research, but it's just recently that the results have exploded."

"Didn't we often have breakthroughs like this before? It doesn't mean their researchers are smarter than your team, it just means that they did start earlier and had more vision."

After a short pause, Minsen continued:
"However, you reminded me."

"The essence of our project is also to solve the problem of survival under the crisis of adjacent dimensions, which is the same as the strategic goal of the Huaxia people."

"Since this is the case, at least in this field, we should be regarded as an alliance fighting side by side—then, scientific research cooperation is not impossible."

Hassan froze for a moment, then asked:

"You want to work with them?"

"Yes. Not that I think, but we have to work with them."

"It's okay to rely on our own strength to explore algorithms and build databases, but this is too inefficient, and we don't have so many resources to consume."

"Seeking cooperation is the real way out."

"Haven't they been talking about 'a community with a shared future for mankind'? Now we have encountered this problem. If they really implement their ideas, then they should share this key technology."

Hearing his words, Hassan nodded slightly and replied:

"It is reasonable to say that this is the case, but the problem is that the relationship between our two countries has never improved, especially after the adjacent dimension crisis."

"You also know that the problem-solving route we choose is completely different from theirs, and even violently conflicts."

"We and they feel that each other is wrong. In this case, it is difficult to persuade them to cooperate with us...isn't it?"

"It's hard. So I think we need assistance."

Minsen looked at Hassan solemnly and replied, at this moment, he had already made a decision in his heart.

"Aid? Whose aid? Congress?"

"No, the military."

"Military? What do you mean?"

Mingsen pointed to the chair beside him, and after the two sat facing each other, he said:
"You know, the research and development of our team's quantum encryption technology has entered the final stage, and in a few months, the military will be fully equipped with a new command system."

"By that time, their RSA decryption technology will be completely ineffective, which means that their 'information deterrence' against us will come to an end."

"One of the most important reasons why we have exercised maximum restraint for two years is their information deterrence, and now that deterrence is over, you know what will happen?"

"Uh... I'm not a sociologist, but I can probably guess that the status of our two countries will return to before information deterrence?"

"Our military is still the number one in the world. Although they have achieved significant development in a short period of time, they are still not enough to compete with us. So once we get rid of the shackles, we will regain what we have, is that right? ?”

"It's not that simple."

Mingsen shook his head and continued:
"Long-term depression will inevitably lead to violent outbreaks. You know, in the past two years, in addition to investing a lot of resources in quantum encryption technology, another important task is to expand our armaments."

"The production lines of Lockheed Martin have almost turned to smoke, and a large amount of new equipment is piled up in the warehouse waiting to be shipped. As long as the day when information deterrence comes to an end, we will inevitably adopt more aggressive strategies against them than before."

"Conflict seems inevitable, and there is even the possibility of a small war ... that is our condition."

"You mean, force deterrence?"

Hassan looked at Minsen in surprise. He was just a scientific research scholar. In his previous work, he never thought of using such means to promote his own research.

"No, deterrence by force is impossible. In the context of the end of the world, once there is a fight, both sides will suffer."

"I mean, we can trade status for technology."

"That is, if we can persuade the military to keep a low profile...then, will they be willing to provide us with technology?"

"It is impossible for the military to agree!"

Hassan replied firmly.

Mingsen smiled, pointed to his head and said:
"Yes, they can't agree, and Huaxia also knows that they can't agree."

"But what if we help Huaxia and let them form a new deterrent?"

Hassan looked at Minsen in shock, couldn't help lowering his voice and tremblingly asked:

"You... you want to treason?!"

Mingsen shook his head and replied:

"Do not."

"On the contrary, I'm going to save the country."

"However, to save this country, the first thing to do is to save the world."

"What about you? Do you choose to die with those gentlemen in Congress, or... join us?"

"You...you are a member of Hermes?!?"

Hassan looked at Minsen in disbelief, who smiled and replied:

"That's it."

"However, I'm just a believer in a branch of the Hermes organization. In fact, the name of our organization is..."

"ark."

(End of this chapter)