Cyberpunk: 2075

Chapter 554 167. More like a dog

"This thing is really useless."

Sitting at home that hadn't been back for a long time, Carl looked at the box in front of him and recalled Seru Arasaka's words.

'Relic can convert data from the human nervous system into digital blobs and store it as a consciousness on a biological chip inside it. If Carl you want to try, I can help you convert a copy of your nervous system data and store it in , but I remember that in the experiment, this thing is still in the testing stage, so if you want to use it, you may have to adjust it. I have never obtained the successful case of the experiment. ’

"What do I want to store my own backups? And there is no such thing as an experiment success story."

Carl knows the use of Relic. Simply put, it is to make a backup for himself, then find the adapted body, insert this thing into it, thereby achieving a certain degree of 'rebirth', but to be honest, this thing is actually A technique that is conducting research.

Simply put, it is not perfect and can only be stored in the neural data of oneself at that time. It is just a pseudo-rebirth and cannot achieve true rebirth. In other words, for many people, whether they were the ones they were. You can be confused for a long time with this kind of thinking, let alone this successful case. Arasaka Setsuhiro hasn't gotten it.

Then this thing is not reliable no matter how you look at it, you can understand it by using a USB drive.

This thing is like a USB flash drive. Copy the file in this computer and then transfer it to another computer. The content is still this content. As for the computer after transferring the file, it is hard to say.

Perhaps this thing is very important, and it is related to immortality, but it is still imperfect, so it has been tested to this day.

Carl can clearly think about it. For the old man Saburo Arasaka, such a rebirth will definitely not satisfy him. Without expecting Arasaka Seru, the eternal life that Saburo Arasaka hopes will definitely be inherited continuously. The eternal life of one's own thoughts and consciousness, whether one was one's own false eternal life, would definitely not be trusted by him.

However, for the world, it is better not to appear at this level of immortality.

Because both Arasaka Saburo in the past and Arasaka Saburo who is now dead are equally disgusting to Carl. If he keeps popping up like an unbeaten cockroach, he will be in a bad mood.

This technical principle comes from the stuff of the legendary hacker Ultra Cunningham in the past, and Arasaka has not yet studied it.

I heard that Ultra Cunningham, who invented this principle technology, was created by chance, and the function originally used by Arasaka was also used to kill cyber hackers. However, in recent years, it has discovered the possibility of immortality of its existence. Developing in this direction, this reminded Carl of another case.

The inventor of gunpowder was an ancient alchemist. At that time, alchemists just wanted to refine pills. Who would have thought that gunpowder would become the most important part of the war? In addition to the inventors' expectations, they themselves created it by chance. , but it has another great effect, and it really needs as much as you want.

Therefore, this ‘gunpowder’ should be treated by itself.

Should it be stored, destroyed, or.

Carl looked at his cell phone.

His phone can be plugged in with chips, but the phone does not have any nervous system data that can be used to Relic, and I don’t know if it will break if it is plugged in.

Although Carl felt that it didn't matter if he just broke this thing, it was rare at least. Every senior official in the world knew about something that would be crazy about, and he felt like he was unique and rare items in the game, and he felt inexplicably cherished.

Neurological data

Carl is not very happy to insert such a thing that has no successful experiments, nor does he intend to let V and others use it. He goes to the street to grab a scavenger as a test subject, and he feels like a human experiment, and Carl hates this very much. kind.

The life of the scavenger is not life, but using human-based materials to conduct experiments is similar to those under Saburo Arasaka who uses Relic to conduct human experiments.

Carl's eyes turned, and suddenly his eyes noticed the ball lying on the sofa, which was being repaired by V.

Qiuqiu is a bionic animal robot dog.

Bionic machinery is a comprehensive discipline that emerged in the early 1960s. It discusses the study of biological phenomena, engineering analysis, and practical results. After years of development, Bionic machinery A branch of the sequel has now developed to imitate real animals.

Use steel to shape bones, lines as blood vessels, energy as blood, and completely imitate real animals, so as to create a ‘biota’ composed not of flesh and blood, but of steel and electricity.

If the "left and left and right brain" connected to the straited nerve fibers imitated by the line is regarded as the left and right brains of the living beings, can the transmission nervous system data in the line be copied?

No.

It should be said that this may be much easier to replicate than human nervous system data.

Carl suddenly realized something in his mind.

Compared to the human nerves, is the 'human' built with lines more suitable for Relic? In other words, for robots, is it better to copy themselves? Being taken for granted, because their backups are much more convenient than humans. By constantly uploading and downloading, they can achieve 'eternal life'.

But what is necessary for eternal life?

Carl thought of those blue eyes.

If artificial intelligence or digital consciousness exists in virtual spaces wants to exist in the present world and feel the world as a "human", then they need a carrier.

However, the carrier can age, be injured and even die. But with Relic (relic), they can easily switch bodies.

Compared with humans, the storage and update of human nervous system data is extremely complex and difficult.

Relic provides great convenience for these virtual existences.

They can back up and download data at any time without going through the troublesome brainwashing process of humans, nor have they had to rely on controlling the prosthesis to control the human brain.

For these virtual existences, the plug-and-play method may be more convenient.

What's more, for the existence in these virtual spaces, there may be no difference between the past self and the present self.

For them, the continuity of identity and memory depends more on the integrity of the data than on the continuity of the physical carrier.

Will Relic be something that is more convenient for them to use?

Is this the reason they are involved in this matter?

Carl murmured and finally made a decision.

Whether it is yes or not, try it first or not, and then discuss other things.

"V."

Carl called out the V that was being repaired, and then after he turned around, he spoke: "I want you to help, test the role of Relic on bionic things. Can you adjust the ball system and make it change. Is it more like a dog?”