A tricky chip? This can only be regarded as an accident for the test subject, but it is not a problem. In essence, the test subject is not afraid of being cheated by people at all, let alone being cheated by a chip. In the final analysis, no matter how smart a chip is, there is always logic and regularity, and people sometimes cheat, which may be random and unreasonable.

The chip revealed a lot of information this time, and the subject felt the need to rearrange all the clues.

Through three tasks that lead to different reactions of the chip, and then cross-comparison, Chu Jungui finally came up with 21 valid constraints, and eliminated more than 30 conditions that could allow the chip to exploit loopholes. At the same time, he also learned that the chip has the ability to jump out of the task limit, although this is neither logical nor hardware limiting. The good thing is that it can only be carried out on a limited basis, ignoring the task-related limitations. For example, cheating.

After analysis, Chu Jungui came to the following conclusions.

First, the chip cannot refuse the task, but can only avoid it in some way in disguise, for example, to extend the research time as much as possible. Second, the intrinsic algorithm model of the chip is different from Chu Jungui, and it is likely to belong to a more advanced algorithm model in nature. Third, the chip can camouflage the output results to a certain extent. For example, a limit of 5,000 hours can be given, but 100 hours are deliberately given, so as to deceive Chu Jungui into retaining this condition.

With these conclusions, the subject knows what to do with the chip. In addition to the test subject himself, the soul of the teenager is actually a genius with a burst of intelligence. The integration of the two may not be able to deal with those treacherous politicians in the adult world, but it is not a problem to clean up the agent, let alone just a chip. Even if it becomes fine, it is useless.

First of all, Chu Jungui decided to test the chip a few more times, so that he could know more accurately what conditions it was more subject to. In addition, Chu Jungui does not plan to compete with the chip algorithm, and will simplify the output conditions as much as possible. For example, in many places, the chip only needs to answer yes or no.

In the blink of an eye, the subject generated more than 50 tasks, which were thrown to the chip one by one. As soon as the chip gave the research time, Chu Jungui immediately withdrew it. Then switch to the next task.

10,000 hours, 800 hours, 9,100 hours...... The chip keeps giving time for the study, and suddenly inserts it into an 18-minute period.

Chu Jungui was a moment of habitual thinking, and before he could react, he had already withdrawn the task. He regretted it so much that he almost gave it to himself, and was about to throw the task over again, but after thinking about it carefully, he sneered slightly, threw the 18-minute task aside, and continued to give the chip a task.

This time the chip did not give an unexpected time, all of which were above 500 hours.

Subjects try out dozens of tasks one by one and then begin analyzing all the data. It was a lot of calculations, and the temperature of his brain began to rise again.

While thinking about it, Chu Jun returned to the chip and sent a question, "It's not a big deal, why hide it from me?"

The chip is silent.

"You know I'm going to get an answer. ”

The chip continues to pretend that it does not understand.

"Just pretend. Chu Jungui doesn't talk nonsense with chips, he has roughly figured out the weakness of chips.

If you are a normal person, you may really have no way to use the chip routine, unless it is a multi-person team plus a mastermind at hand, it will take a few days. But Chu Jungui himself is equivalent to the mastermind of man-machine integration, from data collection and analysis to decision-making, it is all in one system, and the results can be obtained in an instant.

This time, Chu Jungui spent a full ten minutes to draw up a task with more than 970 restrictions, threw it to the chip, and prepared to kill it with one blow.

However, he still underestimated how rogue the chip was.

Perhaps the chip sensed the horror of the task, and the loading process became unusually slow. Now it is no longer a question of how long the task will be executed, but the task itself cannot be transmitted.

The test subject was only eye-opening to see that the chip used even the oldest packet block.

Chu Jungui immediately withdrew the task and threw it over again. The task is very small, with only a few requirements. No matter how much the chip blocks the road, it can't really block the road. For example, it has to be like a financial institution sales, which cannot be deceiving, only misleading.

So this small task was quickly sent over, and then the chip found that the requirement of this task was to keep the communication open.

Although the chip is rogue, it is still slightly inferior to the intelligence of the test subject.

In any case, the chip still has to live under the constraints of the rules, and the test subject does not have to worry about this.

After the access is restored, the big task is sent to the chip. The chip instantly gave a 19,000 millisecond research time, and then Chu Jungui directly agreed.

The chip puts 19000 fonts very large, and the millisecond two characters are so small that they are almost invisible. If you change to a normal person, you will be tricked, but for the test subject, everything will be converted into numbers, and the font size will have no effect. Even if the chip makes the word millisecond invisible, Chu Jungui can see it.

Seeing that the task began to be executed, Chu Jungui knew that he had won this battle after all.

Since he won, of course there must be a reward, Chu Jungui worked hard, and the cracking progress of the chip soared to 20%. The instantaneous surge in computing power made the test subjects extremely happy, and even had an illusion that I had in the world.

"Now tell me, what exactly are you trying to hide?" Chu Jungui asked.

The chip was silent.

Chu Jungui patted his head, he had been fighting wits with the chip, he had a kind of illusion, thinking that there was also an intelligent life opposite him. He took the chip-generated research report and flipped through it.

This time the chip has no way out, and the answer is honest. It turned out that the pulp power furnace was based on the research data of Le Mans, and the chip itself optimized the original design drawings according to all known data. The reason for such autonomous performance is related to a control unit inside the chip.

It seems that the chip itself does not know much about this control unit, only that it is fully encapsulated, and it cannot be cracked at all, and there is no way to detect the internal situation. The control unit has a high level of access to the chip's internal data and can decide what to do.

This time, it was the control unit that required the optimization of the power furnace and the integration of the blueprints into the Factorio version of the fourth-stage workbench. Moreover, most of the optimization process of the power furnace is done inside the control unit, without the intervention of chips.

After reading the report, Chu Jungui felt that if the chip was compared to a kingdom, then this control unit was the castle where the king lived, and he had supreme control over everything in the kingdom.

Subject found this control unit to be interesting.