After everyone left, Lin Zhenhua slowly spoke.
"You're the only one who asked about this; if anyone else started talking, they'd be fed to the fish. But to be honest, this matter is somewhat related to you."
"Me?"
"Yes, because of your existence, the attitude towards Artificial Intelligence at the top isn't as aggressive as corporate nations abroad. But the conflict between AI and humans is a real issue, which is why Jekyll Island was singled out as a communication bridge with AI."
Unlike the Anglo-Saxons who would fight first without caring for consequences, the old Chinese would generally avoid feuding with other nations unless necessary. If communication is possible, they'd opt for that first. Submit, acknowledge inferiority, reap tangible benefits, and only consider fighting if communication fails. This logic applies equally to AI.
After all, as rational beings, is there anything that cannot be sat down and negotiated without resorting to violence?
