Technological power starts with upgrading lenses

This article first uses a long paragraph to state the current progress of artificial intelligence research and development in various countries around the world, and objectively analyzes the impact of artificial intelligence on society.

Finally, it evaluates the broad application prospects of artificial intelligence in various industries in the foreseeable near future.

Starting from this analysis of the near future, the article quotes from classics, from automated weapons to intelligent weapons, constantly emphasizing the role of artificial intelligence in the field of national defense.

It was from here that Kang Chi saw their true intentions...

To put it simply, it is believed that remote-controlled weapons and equipment are something that will soon be eliminated and become obsolete, and are completely devoid of scientific foresight and innovative spirit.

Then, by analyzing the Athena AI Laboratory jointly established by the old M technology giants, I believe that the future must belong to artificial intelligence. If we do not keep up with the world in the field of artificial intelligence, we will miss the next technological revolution and be pulled by developed countries such as Europe and M. Big gap.

Finally, he quietly cited several research and development projects that are still obsessed with artificial remote control equipment, such as systems such as the ORW-1 ship-based remote control weapon station, and believed that such projects are a complete waste. national resources' and 'affecting national scientific and technological development'.

Where will artificial remote control be needed in the future?

It’s all ‘super efficient’ artificial intelligence!

If you take the wrong technological route, you may have to pay several times the price to catch up in the future...

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Obviously, this is a strategy to criticize Sang and Huai.

Projects such as the 'ORW-1 ship-based remote control weapons station' suffered a complete disaster this time.

Those projects only cost a small amount of money, and they cannot be labeled as a waste of national resources or a distortion of the technology tree.

What they really want to criticize is Kangchi's drone aircraft carrier plan.

Only a plan of this scale is worthy of this hat.

As for why he wrote this remonstrance, Kang Chi can probably guess it.

Some time ago, the establishment of the Athena AI Joint Laboratory put a lot of pressure on them, so they applied to the higher authorities to increase investment, but the result was not approved.

It is conceivable that when Academician Wang Weisen wrote this remonstrance, he was somewhat resentful.

Bypassing the Ministry of Science and Technology and sending a document directly to the Presbyterian Council, this just proves this point.

However, compared to the content of this article itself, Kang Chi is more concerned about how a group of people working on artificial intelligence found themselves as their 'punching bag'?

There should not be many people who know about the UAV aircraft carrier plan. They are all senior military officials.

So Kang Chi quickly thought of the problem that Mu Zilong explained to him some time ago when he just returned to fly west...

It seems that the top military officials are not all made of iron.

Some people also question his development route.

Rather than questioning his technical route, it is better to say that some people feel that their own interests or authority are threatened.

But they didn't dare to say it clearly, so Academician Wang Weisen and others became their penholders.

But it's not a big problem,

Most of the military bosses definitely support him.

After all, if this opposition voice is strong enough, there is no need to resort to such tricks at all, just not supporting him.

After reading it, Kang Chi gently put down the document and said with a smile: "Mr. Ren has great magical powers. You can read the articles sent to the Presbytery."

Mr. Ren shook his head: "Chief Shen sent it directly to me, and if it can reach me, I guess it has been discussed for countless rounds at the top, and it is already stale."

Kang Chi just smiled faintly.

Seeing Kang Chi's understatement, Ren Zhou couldn't help but said, "Aren't you angry at all?"

"Angry?" Kang Chi asked with some confusion, "What's there to be angry about?"

"Don't you see that they are criticizing Sang and Huai?"

"You see, what next?" Kang Chi shook his head, "Since you all know that this article is not new at all, and Chief Shen did not call me directly to stop us, it means that the scolding is not painful at all. Not itchy.”

"How do you know it wasn't Chief Shen and others who helped you withstand the pressure?"

"I know, but isn't it the role of leaders to help withstand this kind of pressure? Otherwise, if we still have to deal with this kind of thing, then wouldn't the research be done?"

"Well--"

Ren Zhou was immediately speechless.

After a moment, Ren Zhou breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Don't underestimate the power of this article. The signatures of so many old national treasures will definitely attract high-level attention and even affect decision-making..."

"In the next two days, a technical seminar will be held in Yanjing specifically on this matter, and many experts and scholars in related fields will be invited. We are also on the invitation list."

"Oh?" Kang Chi didn't expect that the matter would become such a big deal, "Is this what Chief Shen told you?"

Ren Zhou nodded.

"What else did he say?"

"What he means is, why don't you go and see yourself?"

That means you can go, but can you not?

So again, the fact that the leader did not call him directly meant that the matter was not serious enough to affect the plan.

"Then don't go." Kang Chi said directly, "It would be a waste of time."

Ren Zhou also supported Kang Chi's decision.

This actually makes it clear that it is the Hongmen Banquet, or it is a platform for these people to vent their anger.

If Kang Chi goes away, he will only fall into passivity.

First of all, his foundation in the academic field is inherently insufficient. Although he is a disciple of Academician Wu, he is still much weaker than a real academic leader.

Secondly, even if Kang Chi quarreled with the scholars and made them all speechless and howling in anger, what would happen?

There is no point other than completely offending a large number of people.

So it's better not to go and just let them discuss it.

Why go to their territory and play games according to their rules?

Kang Chi himself has always had fun playing alone.

Although Kangchi’s ‘Tianzhou Project’ does cost a lot of money, in fact, it has always been funded by itself for research and development.

The above just set aside a large amount of money.

Every time he produces a result, they allocate a sum of money to him for mass production, just like quantum communication chips.

For the leaders, there is no risk at all. They just need to prepare a large deposit in advance and cannot misappropriate it casually. This does have certain restrictions on the investment in other scientific research projects.

For Kangchi, there is no possibility of being stopped.

Besides, no matter how good the words are, it is not as convincing as creating a real person directly.

In addition, the most important thing is, how do they know that Kangchi is not engaged in artificial intelligence?

It's just that the artificial intelligence that Kang Chi thinks and the artificial intelligence that they think are not the same thing at all.

I don’t know when, under the hype of capital, a robot will be able to walk a few steps, identify a few targets, and answer a few questions, and it will become artificial intelligence.

If this is the case, the threshold for artificial intelligence is too low...

Maybe this is the reason why many people have the illusion that Kang Chi is 'conservative'.

Although the unmanned equipment planned by Kangchi is controlled by humans, there will certainly be no shortage of necessary automated auxiliary modules.

It's impossible to even search for enemies, fire control, lock and track, etc., and still have to rely on people, right?

Kangchi's standard is that computers can assist, but the decision-making power always rests with people.

As for this kind of thing with a relatively high degree of automation, Kangchi doesn't even bother to call it artificial intelligence, let alone think it is something worth mentioning.

After putting this matter aside, Kang Chi asked Ren Zhou about the progress of the aircraft carrier hull design.