"Chu Jungui. Chu Jungui replied calmly without the slightest pause.

The old man looked up at him again and continued to ask, "Who are your parents?"

"Father Chu Yunfei, also called Chu Yingyang. Mother...... I don't know. ”

"Not impressed at all?"

"I've never seen her since I was born. ”

"Why buy a house?"

"Wanted to move grandpa to a sunny place. ”

"Good, that's followed by some in-depth questions. The old man moved his body, turned the book with difficulty, and then asked, "Why don't you have a girlfriend?"

This problem caused a wave of confusion in Chu Jungui's system, and all components were mired in lengthy and complex calculations, and there was no light to be solved for a while.

"I don't know. "Chu Jungui was careless, and he told the truth about the chaos of the components.

"Okay, let's change the question. If two girls fall into the water at the same time, one with big breasts and the other with small breasts, which one do you save first?"

"The one who doesn't struggle. ”

"If two girls confess to you at the same time......"

"What is a confession?"

"Ah...... It's to tell you that I like you......"

"Never. ”

"We're saying, if ......"

"Why do they like me?"

"Don't ask so much!"

Chu Jungui thought about it seriously, and then said, "I'll ask them why." ”

"Wait, that's not the problem. The problem is, if two girls like you at the same time, one breast......"

Before the old man could finish speaking, the craftsman stabbed him. Only then did the old man realize, and quickly changed his words: "One is very beautiful, the other is very smart, which one will you choose?"

"The one with the right shot. ”

Looking at the old man's expression, Chu Jungui felt that there seemed to be something wrong with his answer, and in order to make amends, he hurriedly added: "Or you can carry two more ammunition boxes." ”

The old man seemed to have some difficulty breathing, and kept turning the book before he stopped on a certain page and said, "Last question, if you want to send a bouquet of flowers to a girl......"

"Why should I ......?"

"Shut up!" the old man roared, scaring Chu Jungui to shut up.

The old man took a deep breath and exhaled slowly, his hand slowly falling in front of his chest, as if he was carrying some advanced exercises, and after a few strokes, he calmed down, and asked, "Will you send red or blue?"

Chu Jungui pondered, and then cautiously asked, "Which bunch is cheaper?"

With a snap, the book in the old man's hand fell to the ground, and he didn't bother to pick it up, so he waved his big hand and said, "Okay, you have passed the test, go to the next room and wait!"

Chu Jun got up and walked next door. The old man behind him suddenly grabbed the craftsman and said urgently: "Quick, bring my medicine......!

Next to it is a small room with some miscellaneous items and a desk and chairs. Chu Jungui looked around, and the scan results showed that there was no hidden camera device in the room. He sat down in a chair and waited quietly. Suddenly, a paper book came into view on the shelf, titled "The Turing Test".

Chu Jungui felt that this book seemed to be related to him, reached out to take it, and began to flip through it. After reading a few pages, a strong danger alarm came to my mind.

This is a book that explains how to test artificial intelligence using different questions, and if there is a 30% chance that the answer will not be able to tell whether the respondent is a human or a machine, then the intelligence test has been successful.

The book is quite old, and I believe that the current version standard has long been raised to new heights, but I don't know if it is 80% or 90%.

The specific criteria don't matter, why he should be tested for it!

Chu Jungui looked at the book quietly, in fact, all the components in his heart were running at high speed, building a response plan in different scenarios.

He turned the pages very quickly, but he limited himself to his speed so that the reading progress was within the scope of a normal human being. The whole book was read quickly, and the content did not particularly touch him, mainly because the book is so old, so old that many theories and algorithms have lost their meaning at all.

Chu Jungui only saw half of it, and put the book down, because there was no need to read it anymore. Why this book appeared in front of him, this is the key.

As I pondered, a key question suddenly emerged: Is he a human or a machine? By extension, is the subject a human or a machine? How did the subject come about? Can he still be considered a test subject?

Or, what is a human being?

How to define human beings has become a common problem for the entire human race. Many people in the Tang Dynasty believed that the monsters in the community that had been transformed from top to bottom could not be counted as human beings at all, and they did not enjoy human rights accordingly. There are also some elite people in the Federation who embrace human supremacy, and have even pushed for legislation to define the percentage of people who have modified their body parts to be considered human beings in order to enjoy human rights.

At that time, there were also a series of incidents of discrimination against reformed people in the Federation Star Field, which caused strong protests from the community, and eventually turned into a war. The war forced the Federation to repeal a bill that mandated the review of human modification ratios, known as the 'Proportional Wars'.

Whether by the standards of the Tang Dynasty or Yingsa, Chu Jungui is more able to be called a person than 99.99% of people. There were no transplanted or modified organs in his body, and the foreign objects were only a few pitifully small implant chips. Whether in terms of volume proportion or function, these chips are dispensable.

Chu Jungui knew that he was an experimental subject, but no one had ever told him what the difference between an experimental subject and a human was.

While thinking about it, the old man outside finally stabilized, struggled to sit up, and said, "I'm fine." ”

"Professor, you're fine. Now that it's almost time, let's talk about the little guy and move on to the next procedure. ”

The old man, codenamed Professor, took a breath and said, "Now that it's basically clear, the kid inside should be ......"

The professor's voice suddenly lowered, and Chu Jungui couldn't hear it clearly.

What is it?

Chu Jungui's hand pretended to be careless on the armrest, and a thin needle poked out of his fingertips and touched the armrest. This thin needle is completely made of biological bone, has a variety of uses, and is one of the few transformation points on Chu Jungui's body. The bone needle detects even the slightest vibration, and then filters out the clutter to amplify the sound in the next room.

The old man was panting, and it seemed that he couldn't breathe anymore. The craftsman was slowly laying him down. It turned out that the two of them didn't speak, no wonder Chu Jungui couldn't hear the sound just now.

The old man gasped for a while before he regained his ability to speak, and shouted: "That kid should be really stupid, not pretending!"

The craftsman's tone was a little strange, "A fool who doesn't understand women and feelings at all?

"That's right. ”

"It's really rare!"

"It's not surprising to think he grew up in a space base. ”

"Isn't his father too?"

"His father, the researcher who has been working in the base for more than ten years, and seventy percent of his colleagues are single women, and he can't solve his personal problems? If you want me to see that this stupid boy will become what he is today, most of it is his father's factor. ”

"That must be a genius researcher, right?"

"Who said that a genius must not understand women? Chu Yingyang is just a third-rate, not a genius at all! In more than ten years, he has published three irrelevant papers, and they are all the third authors. ”

The craftsman shrugged his shoulders and said, "Okay, so this kid has passed?"

"I've been here. Let's see if he's immunodeficient, and don't die from the alien strains then. ”

"No problem. If it goes well, I'll be able to leave work early today. ”