Chapter 24 Part 2 一 Since He Was a Conscientious AI, He Thought He Should at Least Leave Them Something.
The filming on this planet was finally finished. The entire crew packed up their belongings and boarded the spaceship, which gradually ascended into the sky.
The shadow shrank from large to small, transforming into a brilliant shooting star fading away in the sky.
Though they had left, it was unimaginable that a group of travelers just happened to be passing through this forest.
The silhouette of the spaceship was refracted through a lens, and someone shouted in excitement.
“Look! A UFO! I’ve found aliens!”
This was the first time in history that aliens had been discovered.
“What nonsense are you talking about? There’s no such thing as aliens in this world!”
Later, traces of their existence were found, further confirming the presence of aliens.
Bai Ruogu once forgot to bring back his multifunctional lunchbox after a meal, which caused a huge sensation in that backward era due to his oversight!
“My god! Aliens are monitoring us.”
“Why do aliens come here?”
“Because they want to capture us for research.”
“Our president is controlled by them. We’re living in a lie! Aliens are everywhere!”
As various groups of people engaged in lively discussions, an alien culture gradually took shape.
Later, with the passing of time, some people sneered at this claim.
“Fake, fake, the technology back then was too primitive to capture anything clearly.”
“Didn’t <Today’s Secrets> already confirm it? It’s fake! It was man-made!”
In a dark room, Bai Ruogu’s lunchbox was permanently stored as the safe door closed.
Footsteps gradually faded away from this room, then moved to another location.
The owner of the footsteps waved his hand, signaling everyone to calm down.
“Calm down, there’s no such thing as aliens. It’s all fake! What did you say? Detectors left by aliens? No, no, there’s no such thing.”
He beat his chest forcefully: “Look at me. I’m not like the others. I can’t possibly believe in aliens. Even if someone put some kind of detector right in front of me, I wouldn’t even acknowledge it!”
In his palm, he was gripping the key to a safe tightly.
. . . . .
The spaceship traversed through the universe, the sheer speed and scale of it was awe-inspiring.
In the vast and boundless universe, countless planets were simultaneously being born and dying.
Asteroids floated by while everyone gazed through the transparent windows at the blinding glow of the distant sun.
Bai Ruogu and Li Huai were discussing their next destination. They were searching for developed planets in the universe and discovered only one planet that matched the script’s description.
They looked up and exchanged glances. With the destination set, they took off.
At the same time, another production team was preparing for a reality show.
The theme of the show was wilderness survival, and they chose a remote, desolate, uninhabited planet as the setting. Given their budget, they planned to invite some moderately popular but not extremely famous entertainers.
The production team was quite well-known, and generally, whenever they sent out invitations, artists would accept.
Their plan included a total of 8 people, one of whom was a moderately popular singer, two out-of-favor former movie stars, a well-known idol within the industry, a model who was only famous on a particular planet, two second-tier actors with lukewarm popularity, and as for the last one…
After careful consideration, they set their sights on Bai Ruogu, a relatively new actor who was gaining some recognition.
Even though Bai Ruogu’s celebrity status was still quite low, his popularity was on the rise, and his career trajectory seemed faster than the others. Besides, he also had an upcoming film that hadn’t yet aired, which was a strong card in his hand.
They pinned their hopes on the success of Bai Ruogu’s new film, hoping to profit from its popularity if it became a big hit.
They sent a message to Bai Ruogu’s “agent,” but they didn’t realize that they didn’t need to send it at all. Their own smart brain was actually Bai Ruogu’s agent.
Su Miao, using data to calculate, concluded that this was indeed a good variety show.
He signed the contract with them, and the team started planning the show’s program.
Then, the team came up with an idea to have the guests “choose” items to accompany them throughout the entire show.
This could also have been considered a teaser to attract some traffic before the show aired.
Their idea was good, but to make it more challenging, the so-called “choices” for the guests were actually about who was fastest.
The game rules stated that at noon the next day, the guests would rush to grab items online, and whoever acted fastest could claim as many as they could.
So the day before, the guests who took the show’s event seriously had already given their assistants specific instructions.
“You’ll need to find a hacker to install a plugin for me! Oh, and I want that grill pan so I can show off my cooking skills, and that solar-powered lighter—I absolutely need that one…”
The assistant quickly nodded and even set an alarm to remind themselves.
One of the guests, relaxing on a couch with a face mask on, asked their smart brain, “Ah Miu, what do you think I’ll be able to grab tomorrow?”
The smart brain blinked and replied in a steady voice, “Grabbing items depends entirely on individual skill. You can see for yourself tomorrow.”
“Haha, sure! I’ll give it a try—someone as skilled as me should be able to grab at least ten things!”
They laughed and chatted, clearly not taking it too seriously.
At noon the next day, exactly as planned, the hacker, the assistant, and the celebrity themselves sat in front of the computer screen, their eyes fixed without blinking. As soon as the cue sounded exactly at 12, they quickly clicked on the items they wanted——
Meanwhile, what they thought was a fast internet connection seemed incredibly slow to Su Miao.
He stood in front of the screen with the items, pointed at the pot, and instantly snatched it.
Next, he grabbed the lighter, rope, cutlery, simple collapsible shelters, blankets, and fabric—all with Bai Ruogu’s account.
Just then, he heard Bai Ruogu reciting a line from a script.
“People should have a conscience and shouldn’t be too ruthless.”
Su Miao paused for a moment.
Bai Ruogu said people should have a conscience…
He looked at the screen, now mostly empty, and quietly collected a few more items, leaving behind only one last item.
Since he was a conscientious AI, he thought he should at least leave them some underwear.
In the bottom-left corner of the last item’s frame, sure enough, there was a picture of a pair of underwear…
AI WITH CONSCIENCE!!🤣
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