Exiled on the deserted star, the plants I planted have 100 million points of magic

After the auction ended, Aimoye was still yawning.

The energy of pregnant women is not as good as that of normal people, especially in this kind of rainy weather, which makes people doze off.

After leaving the venue, Vice General Cen and several other entourages escorted the auction items back to the military headquarters. Di Lie also wanted to send Ai Moye back to school.

Ai Moye stood under the corridor, looking up at the gray drizzle.

"Didn't you say that it often rains red rain or acid rain?"

She stretched out her hand from the window, and raindrops fell on her palm, just like ordinary rain.

Di Lie said, "The Imperial Capital is the capital of the empire and cannot be allowed to be eroded by acid rain. There are rainwater filtering devices over the entire Imperial Capital."

The rainwater that finally falls to the earth is purified layer by layer and does very little damage to the human body.

Through the remote control driving program, the car drove to the ground, but it was still some way away from the promenade.

Di Lie took out the black umbrella from the space and threw it to Ai Moye.

"Hold an umbrella."

Ai Moye opened her mouth resignedly and held it above Di Lie's head.

There is no other way, eat people with short mouths and take people with short hands, so just be a "maid".

The two walked down the steps together. Due to the height difference, even if Ai Moye raised her arms to hold an umbrella, it was still difficult for Di Lie to walk.

Di Lie stopped and said, "My eyes are on my head, not on my neck."

The entire black umbrella was pressed against Di Lie's head, forcing him to lower his head. But as Aimoye lost strength and found it difficult to go down the steps, the black umbrella continued to move downwards, with the ribs still clamping his hair.

Once Ai Moye's hands shake or his feet slip, a few strands of his hair will fall out if the black umbrella sways.

Ai Moye gritted her teeth and said, "I have tried my best, please don't grow so tall in the next life!"

"At times like this, you have to look for the reason from yourself, little dwarf." Di Lie took the umbrella and helped himself.

Ai Moye said angrily, "I'm still 1.67 meters tall, am I short? I'm only eighteen years old and I will continue to grow!"

Di Lie said seriously, "You won't grow after giving birth, little dwarf."

Ai Moye, who was stimulated by the mouthful of "little dwarf": "...I know you are fooling me, but I am too lazy to argue with you."

The rain was getting heavier and heavier, the ground was wet, and the areas where the crystal tiles were pasted were especially slippery. Ai Moye didn't dare to walk too fast at all.

She held her lower abdomen with one hand, and involuntarily grabbed the corner of Di Lie's clothes with the other hand, and walked carefully as if she was walking through a mountain of swords and a sea of ​​fire.

However, no matter how cautious she was, things could easily go wrong. After stepping on the crystal mirror, her foot slipped and her body staggered.

However, the person did not fall.

Di Lie held her by the back collar as easily as if he were holding a chicken.

"Can't you give me some dignity and change your posture to save me?" Ai Moye's eyes were dead.

Di Lie said, "People are short, but their demands are high."

Ai Moye didn't even have the strength to grind her teeth.

But then, Di Lie didn't hit her again, probably because he was afraid that she would fall again. He put his arm around her shoulders and held an umbrella with the other to protect her in his arms.

Ai Moye thought this posture was a bit weird, but when she looked up, Di Lie still had the expression on his face that he was carrying a chick, and the weirdness in her heart disappeared in an instant.

"Uncle Di, have you noticed that the umbrella is tilted towards you and the raindrops are falling in clusters on my head?"

Di Lie said calmly, "I know, I did it on purpose."

Ai Moye: "...You have no friends, right? You must not be able to make friends with such a bad character, right?"

After finally walking to the car, Aimoye was extremely moved.

The journey with Di Lie was simply more difficult than any other journey in her life.

Ai Moye firmly believes that no matter how great the difficulties and obstacles are in the future, as long as she recalls her journey with Di Lie today, she will definitely have the courage to overcome the ups and downs in front of her.

After getting in the car, Dilie still set the automatic driving program.

He doesn't like driving. During this period of time on the road, he can relax or continue to deal with official duties instead of driving a vehicle while being highly nervous.

Ai Moye closed the car window tightly to prevent rainwater from drifting in.

While wiping the water droplets, she glanced at not far behind her, and saw several black cars starting at the same time, following behind.

"Am I being watched?"

Di Lie flipped through the official documents carelessly, "With your IQ, you can have this kind of understanding. The educators at Heyuan are indeed excellent."

"You don't clean me up, do you feel uncomfortable?"

"It's hard for you to find out."

Ai Moye took a deep breath and tried to be tolerant.

Someone is obviously a problem child. He has a handsome face and a figure that makes people nosebleed, but his mental age is only five or six years old at most. Otherwise, it is either a psychological distortion or a brain misalignment.

She is a mentally sound adult and does not need to be acquainted with him.

While Aimoye was doing psychological work on herself, the car drove automatically on the highway.

This area is a no-fly zone and there are no air vehicles. The gray sky is covered with clouds, which makes people feel depressed.

Ai Moye cheered up and looked at the artificial intelligence system that was operating the driving.

"Sister Anne doesn't like autonomous driving. She said that compared to programs, the human brain is more sophisticated and is easier to respond to emergencies."

Di Lie didn't take his eyes away from the document and just said, "There are some idiots who can't match the brains of the program."

Ai Moye felt that he was criticizing Sang and Huai, but she was generous enough to disagree with him.

"By the way, how is this program set up?" Every time she travels to and from the interstellar space, the airship program is already set, so she doesn't need to set it up.

Di Lie took out a manual and threw it to her. She only understood after reading it.

Simply put, it has a built-in map system and positioning system, and is driven by intelligent simulated humans.

It also records the car owner's voiceprint and can follow the owner's instructions. There was a similar AI in her era, but it is more intelligent now.

Ai Moye feels that this is indeed very convenient.

“With autonomous driving, is there no need to take a driver’s license test at all?”

"Autonomous driving is prone to accidents," Di Lie put down the document and said in a cold voice, "Even the high-tech products of the interstellar era are completely inferior to the sophisticated human brain."

"But people tend to get tired easily while driving, and they can also hit walls," Aimoye said. "Whether it's an experienced driver or a novice driver, compared with AI, which one has a higher probability of a car accident?"

I thought Di Lie would say it was a human driver, but he didn't expect that his answer would be AI.

"I can show you." Di Lie suddenly came over and fastened the seat belt for her. He also put a soft pillow in front of her belly and cast a magic circle for double protection.

Ai Moye grabbed the seat belt and said, "What is this for?"

"Let me tell you with practical actions, artificial intelligence is sometimes artificially retarded." Di Lie smiled maliciously and suddenly said, "Hit a wall."

The signal light on the steering wheel flashed and the mechanical sound sounded, "After receiving the command, the artificial intelligence is about to hit the wall for you."

Ai Moye's eyes narrowed.

instruction?

What instruction?

Before she could react, the self-driving vehicle had crashed into the stone sculpture on the roadside.

There was a loud noise, the front compartment was severely deformed, and a high-tech version of the airbag popped out from the back, but no one was hurt.

The dizzy Ai Moye rubbed her nose and said with a grimace, "I'd better find a chance to get my driver's license."

This is why artificial intelligence can never replace humans themselves.