Oh My God! Earthlings are Insane!

The amount of information behind this line of information is too rich.

First of all, Meng Chao can confirm that "Mystery of the Demon God" is not a purely combat mission.

I don't need to fight with these high-IQ and ferocious super-intelligent monsters, and I can only complete the task by destroying them all.

Instead, find the corresponding clues, report to the relevant departments, get more feedback, and then look for more clues-the basic process, that's it.

After all, with his slender arms and legs in the realm of two-star spiritual transformation, even if the remaining eight demon gods have not yet developed, he cannot solve it alone.

Secondly, yesterday's experience, as well as the underground monster seen in the nightmare, are related to one of the eight demon gods, so the task progress will be improved.

But how is it possible?

"I dreamed...a gigantic, giant sandworm that devours rocks ten times more efficiently than ordinary sandworms. It can even drill through the foundations of high-rise buildings in the downtown area, causing a strong earthquake."

Meng Chao wiped his face and muttered to himself, "Is this one of the demon gods?"

Thinking about it carefully, in the memory fragments of the previous life, one of the so-called "Nine Great Demon Gods" seems to have a sandworm-like monster hidden deep underground.

However, the difference between "Demon God" and "Doomsday Beast" is not destructive power, but wisdom.

Mammals or birds with brains have evolved wisdom, and Meng Chao can still understand.

Can such primitive and lowly creatures as sandworms evolve wisdom?

Meng Chao was scratching his head. Ning Shewo had already called and asked him impatiently if he had leaked what happened yesterday.

"How can it be?"

Meng Chao said, "Before we entered the Monster Research Institute, didn't we sign a non-disclosure agreement? Besides, the discovery of pinholes in the ear canals of biochemical beasts proved that it was most likely not an accident, but a vicious crime. If the referee court handles it, I will not speak out and startle the snake."

"That's good."

Ning She and I breathed a sigh of relief, and explained, "Look at the news on the Internet, someone has exposed this matter, the torn bodies of the three victims, and the wounds left by the brave man and the biochemical beast. All kinds of bloody pictures are readily available on the Internet, and the city has been full of uproar, and now, the 'spiritual creation creature' has been pushed to the forefront."

"What?"

Meng Chao suddenly became sober.

Putting down the phone, without bothering to wash his face, he went to the biggest monster forum in Dragon City, and sure enough, several popular posts with a high degree of attention were all about this incident of a biochemical beast going out of control and hurting people.

"It's too scary. The biochemical beast that we get along with day and night turns into a bloodthirsty demon in an instant. In this way, who would dare to keep a pet!"

"A monster is a monster. No matter how you raise it, you can't raise it well. Let's destroy all the monsters, pet beasts, and biochemical beasts in Dragon City as soon as possible!"

"After hearing that the three biochemical beasts were out of control, they fought fiercely with the brave man who came after hearing the news. The brave man is a combat-type superhuman with a star spirit pattern. With serious injuries, the fighting power of these biochemical beasts is too high, right?"

"No way, Dragon City has been attacked by monsters all year round. Many pet companies that are good at biochemical modulation, all sell products with 'companion form', 'work form' and 'battle form' as their selling points, and wantonly insert all kinds of beasts into their pets. Genes, but ignore the stability and safety issues, how can there be no accidents?"

The mainstream viewpoints in the forum are to criticize the "spiritual creatures" for being greedy for profit and ignoring safety.

Even though there are some supporters of biochemical beasts, they can't make a strong rebuttal in front of the bloody and shocking live photos.

Meng Chao stared at the unmosaiced bloody pictures for a long time, and saved them one by one.

After flipping through a few more pages of guesswork and scolding, I closed the page and switched to the campus forum of the Agricultural University.

Sure enough, as a stakeholder, the information on the campus forum of Agricultural University was much more detailed, which gave him a more detailed understanding of what happened in "Sega Tiancheng" that day in chronological order.

The speeches of many teachers and students are more insightful than ordinary netizens.

However, the most popular post in the school today was reposted from another school, and it was on the opposite side of biochemical modulation technology.

"Dragon City in the past half a century, on the one hand, there was a cruel 'monster war'. The eternal battle between humans and monsters for living space has become the main theme of the advancement of civilization; The 'tame and controllable' monsters also unknowingly penetrate the capillaries of the entire society."

This anonymous post reads, "Inside the city and outside the city, it seems like two worlds. On the foggy battlefield dozens of kilometers away, the hot blood of human beings is stained with the cold claws and scales of monsters. We curse the monsters as demons. , Destroyer, Killing Machine, Nightmare, Hell and Doomsday, even without cursing, the word 'monster' represents our most distinctive attitude.

"However, in the city, all kinds of biological and chemical warfare beasts, pet beasts and working beasts are popular, and the number is increasing. They help us dig tunnels, develop underground spaces, clean up domestic garbage, and provide help and comfort for the physically and mentally handicapped. Even accompany us to fight together, as if we are comrades in arms who share life and death.

"The more our civilization fights monsters, the deeper we study monsters, the more we cannot do without the help of monsters.

"In the end, even the babbling child will wrap his arms around the neck of the biochemical beast while waving his immature fists at the hideous monster on the screen-although the difference between the biochemical beast and the nightmare beast may be just A string of unstable genes, a small chip that is very likely to malfunction.

"I'm not saying that taming monsters is necessarily wrong.

"After all, tens of thousands of years ago, when our ancestors were still hunting near caves on the earth, they began to try to domesticate wild animals. They domesticated ferocious hungry wolves into loyal hounds, domesticated animals and plants, and made any A skill that is bound to 'light up' when a civilization sprouts.

"However, I also hope that everyone can understand the difference between domesticating pigs, dogs, cattle and sheep and domesticating monsters.

"The gene chains of alien creatures are too unstable, the rate of evolution and mutation is too fast, and many monsters themselves have brain capacity and brain circuits that are no less than that of humans. Even wild monsters have the wisdom of seven or eight-year-old human children. , What they lack from wisdom is only a social system and a massive amount of information input.

"No one knows how great the potential of these monsters is, how can you raise a monster that is very likely to hide the ability of mind control like a pet dog?

"Of course, I don't want to kill the existing biochemical modulation technology, as some netizens said, it is impossible and unreasonable to humanely destroy all biochemical pet beasts, war beasts and work beasts.

"But I still want to ask, where is the bottom line for us to modulate monsters, and to what extent do we want to increase the intelligence of monsters? Do we have to create a monster with an IQ that surpasses that of humans, but also has a solid carapace and sharp claws, or A perfect monster that can fly into the sky and escape from the ground, only to realize that we are breeding tigers?

"Don't think I'm alarmist.

"Human beings have never learned enough lessons in being overly obsessed with and using technology. When we have a hammer in our hands, we always have to find a nail to knock it on.

"Now there are no less than one hundred biochemical modulation companies in Dragon City. Facing the fierce market competition and the profit cake with huge room for imagination, these talented and talented beast masters, blenders, and monster experts can really restrain themselves. Live your passions and desires?

"Let them manipulate monsters as they wish, and turn our civilization into a complete 'monster civilization'. In the end, what will the people of Dragon City look like?

"I don't know, but it's conceivable.

"In many sci-fi works, there is a classic theme of 'artificial intelligence mutiny'. It seems that we are born with a kind of fear and distrust the cold machines around us, especially when the machines are injected with intricate codes that ordinary people cannot understand. When we run on our own, we always suspect with disbelief that we will be replaced by these stronger, smarter, more ruthless iron bumps.

"But this is unfounded worry.

"At least, in terms of Dragon City's current rune technology and optical brain automation level, there is still a very long way to go before the birth of true artificial intelligence. Machinery, just machinery, is 100% obedient to human machinery.

"But who said that artificial intelligence has to be born between cold chips and machines?

"If after biochemical modulation, some kind of monster that is good at mind control has a brain that is a hundred times more developed than a human being, and then produces terrifying intelligence, isn't this another form of 'artificial intelligence', it is absolutely not Will it get out of control?

"Why do many people feel instinctive fear when they see a humanoid robot that can talk; but when they see a pet dog that can understand the owner's commands, they think it is very cute?

"You must know that it is only a fantasy for metal machinery to generate self-awareness and then lose control.

"But the flesh-and-blood machine generates self-awareness, and then loses control, and it will bite its creator, but it is an imminent threat!

"After all, we human beings who claim to be the spirits of all things are, in the final analysis, just flesh and blood machines. There is no essential difference between our brains and the brains of monsters. The functions that the brain can achieve are still superior to the human brain, but they have never been developed or have been sealed away.

"Now, again, are we ready to unseal the monster brains and unleash true spirits to coexist with, or even be wiped out by, a very different, unpredictable artificial intelligence?"