The End of the World: Chaos

Outside the meeting room, the atmosphere suddenly became solemn due to Master Tony's restraint. Reed stopped, turned around, and asked in confusion: "Can you tell me, Tony, what are you worried about?"

Master Tony frowned slightly, staring at Reed with a sharp gaze, as if he wanted to convey some deep meaning. Was it about the hidden dangers of artificial intelligence, or did he disagree with Reed's views? "I have thought about it for a long time. If this step is taken, are we really ready?" His voice was low and firm, as if it implied a deeper consideration.

Reed sighed, as if he was familiar with this statement. "Tony, we have discussed this countless times. We have the data, and throughout history, there are many successful examples. Are we going to stop now because of unknown risks?"

Hill watched quietly, sensing that there seemed to be something hidden in his words. She said, "Tony, your concerns are indeed reasonable. Even if it is a successful example, it does not necessarily guarantee that we will not make mistakes. So, what specific good plan do you have?"

Master Tony shook his head slightly, stroking his forehead with his fingers, as if thinking about how to express his next words. "What I mean is that before we conduct this experiment, we need to understand the potential unexpected consequences. Have you ever considered the impact it may bring? The self-learning ability of artificial intelligence is a double-edged sword."

"I understand what you mean." Reed responded eagerly, "But if you don't try, you will never know the benefits it can bring. How can we stay in the shell of protection forever? We must move forward courageously."

Tony looked tired. "I'm not trying to persuade you to stop. I just hope you can make thorough preparations before you start. At the very least, you need to formulate an emergency plan."

"Emergency plan?" Hill raised his eyebrows, seeming to be quite interested in this idea. "How should we design this plan? If artificial intelligence gets out of control, how should we respond?"

"I can develop a basic framework based on the existing data," Master Tony said slowly, "such as setting the system's working boundaries to limit its access to information and instructions in high-risk areas. And..." His expression became more focused, as if he was sketching his ideas in the air, "If its behavior is not within the expected range, its operation must be stopped immediately."

"I think this is a good idea." Hill nodded silently, as if he was beginning to accept the proposal. "Then we need to set up a special team to monitor the entire process. At the same time, there must be a clear communication mechanism. If any problems are found, we must be able to quickly identify the source."

"We can even set up a rollback mechanism." Reed said confidently, as if he was moved by Tony's idea and participated enthusiastically. "If the artificial intelligence does not work properly, the system can intelligently roll back to an earlier software version."

Master Tony showed satisfaction and smiled. "That's right! This is a strategy we can take. This way, we can reduce the risk to a minimum."

At this time, Hill quickly took out a pen and paper in front of the projector in the conference room and wrote down the key points and emergency plans just discussed. "Okay, we should immediately refine this plan. Everyone should be assigned specific tasks and don't be careless."

Reed looked at Hill's busy figure, and was filled with emotion. Although he and Hill did not completely trust each other at the beginning, as the discussion deepened, the relationship between the two became closer. "I am willing to be responsible for the screening and input of information." Reed took the initiative to stand up and firmly stated that he would take responsibility, and he was confident that he could control the initial learning information of artificial intelligence.

"I'm responsible for monitoring and data analysis." Master Tony followed closely behind, his voice full of urgency, as if he was looking forward to this cooperation. "In this way, we can get timely data feedback and make corresponding adjustments."

"Indeed, our team must collaborate with each other to ensure the safe and effective development of artificial intelligence." Hill's eyes sparkled as she wrote down the last item of the plan. "So when it's launched, everyone must remain alert and aware of everything."

At this moment, the office door suddenly opened, and Steve walked in with a serious expression. "We are from the technical team and have learned the latest news that the first batch of artificial intelligence entities have been manufactured."

"What great news!" Reed exclaimed, feeling uneasy, "Has it been completed?" At this moment, he understood the importance of the situation, and was filled with anxiety.

"Indeed, but this also means that we need to prepare faster." Steve looked at each participant calmly, "Once it is activated, every step we take will have a profound impact on subsequent developments."

Hill nodded, his expression becoming increasingly serious. "Then we must improve all monitoring mechanisms and emergency plans in a short period of time."

"Okay, let's do it!" Reed clenched his fists and whispered, his voice full of determination and courage. Time waits for no one, opportunities are fleeting, today is the day

As the division of labor became clearer, the atmosphere in the meeting room became more tense and orderly. Everyone quickly consulted the information and discussed countermeasures. In just a few hours, every member of the team had a clearer understanding of the upcoming artificial intelligence system.