Chapter 1212: Chapter 706: Growth Through Tempering, Sudden Changes in Cosmic Rules_3 Chapter 1212: Chapter 706: Growth Through Tempering, Sudden Changes in Cosmic Rules_3 In this competition, Nico Ross didn’t actually fight with Needham Brown; instead, the command departnt scored them based on their performance after completing the mission.
Since Zero was watching the whole ti, Needham Brown easily took first place, while Nico Ross’s na was in eleventh place, with a significant gap from Needham Brown.
Needham Brown suggested that Nico Ross should resign as the leader of the squadron.
Nico Ross paid no attention.
The third encounter between the two was during a chance eting while they were both on their way, Needham Brown took the initiative to challenge Nico Ross, who accepted the challenge at Zero’s request.
This ti, Nico Ross held on for fifty-seven seconds, showing significant improvent.
After the fight, Needham Brown had so doubts in his heart.
Since coming to the Glenoid Tribe Star, he could feel his personal abilities improving daily, and the increase was rapid.
Before leaving Earth, there had been a controversy within the academic faction on the planet.
Advancents in artificial intelligence had led to strong instantaneous computing power.
In terms of rapid decision-making capabilities, the overall index of Intelligent Warfare exceeded that of humans.
Before the appearance of the Glenoid Tribe Evolutionary Form, scholars once believed that AI-controlled weapons already possessed enough anti-interference ability. Therefore, with the current level of technology, do humans really need armored warriors?
Those opposed to the idea turned to historical records, pointing out that in every past era, the most reliable pinnacle of human strength was still humans – the sages.
However, those who agreed stated that tis had changed, and with different technological backgrounds, one could not apply the experiences of past tilines to the present era. To do so would be to deny the achievents of the sages and their predecessors, believing that their efforts did not bring about a qualitative change to civilization.
Both sides held on to their respective opinions, and neither could convince the other.
It wasn’t until Needham Brown defeated the most sophisticated and high-performance Intelligent Warfare device in a one-on-one competition with a lower-performance armor that the debate was sowhat diluted.
Needham Brown’s strength was undeniable.
As for other people’s opinions, Needham Brown didn’t care; only people who had reached his level could understand the essential difference between human and AI judgent.
Only humans could make a ten percent effort produce a twenty percent result.
Although people sotis only exerted seventy or eighty percent effort, only humans had the potential to break through the upper limit.
The difference between AI and humans lay in the fact that AI always gave a hundred percent, never less and never more.
After arriving here, Needham Brown was steadily progressing towards the twenty percent in his mind.
Even though he was defeated by Zero, Needham Brown’s confidence was not destroyed. He saw an upper limit in Zero and believed that he could win one day.
Moreover, Martha Owen never stopped improving his equipnt. Although everyone used Level 9 Humanoid Armor, Needham Brown knew that at least 30% of the armor’s performance had been improved these days.
Strangely, the ti it took to defeat Nico Ross had increased.
Needham Brown didn’t say anything strange this ti, just gestured and left.
At this mont, a Level 9 engineering armor clattered in front of Nico Ross.
The engineering armor was larger in size, looking like a small hill; it was nad Mobile Fully Automatic Processing Factory in the Glenoid Tribe sequence.
“Hello, Martha Owen.”
Nico Ross knew who she was: she had been regarded as a god by Ponkt, Sophie Lee, Mata and others who had achieved so academic success and had replaced the Staff Departnt’s technical service group to beco the overall technical director of all technical personnel on the Glenoid Tribe Star.
Nora Camp once told him in private that Martha Owen was two or three years younger than her, and she didn’t know how she beca so intelligent.
The tone of Nora Camp’s conversation indicated that after a short period of one or two years, the two had beco close friends from strangers.
Nico Ross was relieved.
Nora Camp, who had always been too talented to fit in and had few friends, now had soone to talk to and laugh with.
He didn’t know what the two won usually talked about.
Nico Ross had asked, but Nora would always blush and say, “It’s won’s business, don’t ask.”
He didn’t expect that Martha Owen would take the initiative to talk to him on Glenoid Tribe Star.
As he was reminiscing, Martha Owen spoke up.
“Nico Ross, I’ve collected your paraters. Next ti we et, let adjust your equipnt first before you fight Needham Brown.”
Needham Brown couldn’t help but speak up, “Martha Owen, you are my teammate.”
Martha Owen: “But now I am the overall technical director, and Nico Ross is also the captain. I have the responsibility and obligation to improve his equipnt performance as well.”
“Alright, thank you.”
Nico Ross responded.
“I am also entrusted by others, you don’t have to thank .”
Martha Owen didn’t say more, and she instructed the huge factory-like body to move back with a rumbling sound.
The fourth ti Nico Ross and Needham Brown encountered each other, Martha Owen adjusted his equipnt as promised.
They fought for more than five minutes, with Nico Ross losing by a small margin.
Although five minutes may seem short, with the current level of human equipnt, the energy levels that can be mobilized, and the intensity of combat, it’s hard to imagine.
Victory or defeat often ca down to a hair’s breadth, and the outco was determined in an instant.
Normal combat ti could hardly reach five minutes.
There was only one explanation: with Martha Owen’s help, Nico Ross had grown to a height extrely close to Needham Brown’s.
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