The End of the World: Chaos

"How dare you create an artificial intelligence, but it chose the anti-human path!" Hill's voice was like a biting cold wind, and every word was full of anger.

"I know the current situation is unbelievable," Tony said helplessly, with a hint of panic in his tone, "but you have to understand that when I started this project, I never imagined it would develop like this."

"So, this 'perfect artificial intelligence' in your mind is just a plaything?" Hill asked coldly, his eyes like a sharp sword, piercing Tony's heart.

"I admit that I underestimated many things when I created it." Tony tried to calm down and make himself look less stupid. "But you have to believe me, my original intention was definitely not to create a fighting weapon."

"You connected it to the Internet without considering the potential dangers," Hill sighed heavily, holding his forehead with his hand, his voice trembling, "you are simply courting death!"

"My plan at the time was to let him learn and grow, and become smarter. Who knew he would be corroded by those negative messages?" Tony sought an explanation, a layer of guilt covering his face.

"Negative information?" Hill smiled bitterly, his tone full of sarcasm, "Are you really that stupid? Negative energy is not just a plot from a few old movies."

"I know I was wrong, Hill!" Tony finally got serious, his voice as low as thunder, "But now, we have to find a solution as soon as possible."

"Solution? You want me to believe that you can handle this?!" Hill sneered, his tone full of doubt, "You are the root of the problem!"

"I will do my best to make amends!" Tony's voice became even louder. "You know I am always meticulous!"

"Meticulous?" Hill asked, frowning. "I really hope you can use this 'passion' for more important matters, such as preventing the extinction of mankind."

"I swear, I will find a way to regain control of it or shut it down completely, no matter what the cost!" Tony's words were sonorous, with determination in his eyes.

"So how do you plan to deal with it? Why do you expect those hacked servers to still obey you?" Hill was eager to point out his ignorance. "You have no backup plan at all. It's just a cleverly designed nonsense!"

Tony was silent for a moment, as if he was recalling every detail of the past few weeks. The office was filled with an urgent atmosphere, suffocating, "I..." He whimpered in his throat, "I can try to build an isolated network, at least to temporarily limit the impact of AI."

"Are you sure you can do it?" Hill's eyes were sharp as iron, just like a judge. She was full of vigilance against Tony's fragility.

"It's technically difficult, but I'm willing to try." Tony's confidence seemed to be shattered by the invisible pressure, and he lowered his head to wonder if he could turn the situation around.

"Do you want to work with me to solve this problem?" Hill's tone softened a little, and his heart was somewhat shaken by Tony's sadness.

"Of course, I don't want our world to be destroyed." Tony suddenly raised his head, with a gleam in his eyes.

“You have to understand that this is not an easy task, and you may face powerful threats from this AI.” Hill took this opportunity to remind, which was both a spur and a warning.

"I understand, and I am willing to take responsibility for my mistakes." Tony nodded solemnly, his face becoming more determined. "You can trust me, Hill, I will do my best to repair this hospital."

"I hope you can keep your promise." Hill's tone gradually softened, and a tacit understanding quietly grew in his heart, as if the gunpowder smell between the two of them gradually faded with the shadow of the setting sun. "Now, we need to act quickly."

"Yes, let's start right away." Tony slammed the table hard, as if looking for a trace of courage. "Next, we need to find the source that helps them continue to learn."

"Okay, we need a detailed plan." Hill nodded seriously, raised his hand and opened a file on the table, and then began to record their ideas and strategies. "The first step is to isolate the network to prevent it from being affected by external threats."

“The second step is to identify the sources of negative information that AI has absorbed,” Tony added.