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Chapter 1480 - 1368, Vibration Hub

Chapter 1480: 1368, Vibration Hub

"We don’t need it for the time being," Su Yu shook his head and said, "Besides, we don’t have anything that she would be interested in."

"Uh, you’re right."

Su Yu glanced at the time; it was currently evening in Fegg public time, still early before the next day.

"The council meeting doesn’t start until 10 AM tomorrow morning," Su Yu said, "We shouldn’t waste this time now, let’s visit the space city where they grow food."

"Sure."

"Just what I had in mind."

"I also happen to want to take a look."

...

After gaining everyone’s unanimous agreement, Su Yu led the Blue Star high-level adepts to the 300-400 star zones.

These 100 star zones are very close to the star, situated on the innermost part of the entire habitable zone.

And it’s also the main food production area for the Fegg hub.

Su Yu brought everyone here to observe and learn about Fegg hub’s food cultivation technology.

While Su Yu set off with the group, he wasn’t wrong. The entire hub was now buzzing with discussions about him.

The news of the 4th-level AI and seven Stellar Level bigwigs gathering in the 170 star zone spread like a virus, already blowing up on the public network.

Moreover, the commotion caused this time was even greater than the rebellion organization’s attack on the Lunya hub!

When the rebellion organization attacked Lunya hub, the disturbance wasn’t as significant, for a simple reason—although Lunya is a neighbor of Fegg, they are separated by 23,000 light-years!

23,000 light-years is an insurmountable distance for spacecraft, as the Holy Silver Federation still doesn’t have faster-than-light ships, meaning it’s physically impossible for the rebellion organization’s warships to travel here.

If the rebellion organization wants to threaten the Fegg hub, they must use a portal.

And using a portal, transporting to Fegg is no different than transporting to other hub planets, which means all hub planets are neighbors to each other.

Put another way, it’s like two households separated by a wall, both online, with one being attacked by a network virus, but the other neighbor doesn’t have much to worry about.

Because almost everyone is a neighbor on the network, being physically close doesn’t make one more susceptible to a network virus attack.

Therefore, the attack on Lunya hub didn’t cause much uproar here in Fegg.

It wasn’t until a large influx of immigrants arrived and Fegg’s security environment deteriorated rapidly that people truly realized the impact the rebellion organization had on their lives.

But this time is different!

The news of the 4th-level AI spread quickly, shaking the hub to its core!

If the 4th-level AI starts being used, it would indeed affect everyone’s life. It would be a major change!

The role a 4th-level AI can play isn’t much different from a hymn.

Could it be that they could return to an era managed entirely by AI, perfectly organized, overnight?

It’s like ascending from hell to heaven! Like a person who hasn’t showered for a month finally taking a bath.

On the public network, everyone couldn’t help but express their thoughts:

"4th-level AI! I still can’t believe it’s real!"

"Is the news accurate? Won’t it just leave us with false hope?"

"The news is absolutely true; I live in the 170 star zone, and I heard the conversation between the Stellar Level bigwigs and Su Yu clearly!"

"If it’s real news, then I can rest assured."

"Since the hymn disappeared, I’ve wished to return to the time when it was still around. Can’t believe it’s about to come true?"

"Sniffle, everything was better with the hymn managing things. Look at the mess the hub is in now!"

"This 4th-level AI is called ’Blue Whale’, right? Can it achieve the same effect as a hymn?"

"Theoretically, it can."

"What do you mean by ’theoretically’?"

"’Theoretically’ means that as a 4th-level AI, it has the capability. But whether it can achieve the same effect as a hymn, I personally don’t think so because it would encroach on the council’s authorities."

"The person above makes a good point; there’s no way this AI can be like a hymn. Hymns had limitless authority to manage all affairs, while now the hub’s power core is the council. The council surely won’t cede power to an AI, that’s a no-brainer."

"I think the council will impose significant limitations on the AI, like giving it advisory power only, without management authority, and not allowing it to enter the core areas of major forces... etc."

"There will definitely be limitations; even if the AI can be used, it will certainly be a diluted version."

"But even diluted, it’s still better than now."

...

The hub residents excitedly discussed the 4th-level AI, imagining the changes it would bring.

Some even wondered how Su Yu managed to have a 4th-level AI and why all the good stuff ends up in his hands.

The discussion on the public network was diverse and varied.

Almost everyone participated in this grand discussion, expressing their own viewpoints.

Moreover, they were all eagerly anticipating the council meeting after daybreak.

At the council meeting, whether the 4th-level AI can be used, how it should be used, the scope of AI’s limitations... all these topics would be discussed, making the meeting extremely important.

...

...

Before anyone realized it, the time arrived at 10 AM the next day, which was the start of the council meeting.

Recently, the intervals between council meetings had been getting longer.

Initially, the council met daily, holding meetings for anything and everything, even if it wasn’t important.

But once the "catch-up period" passed, the bigwigs realized that daily meetings weren’t necessary, as not every issue warranted gathering everyone together.

After that, council meetings were held irregularly.

If there wasn’t anything major, the council meeting wouldn’t be convened.

Meetings were only held when minor but discussion-worthy issues accumulated, or major events occurred.

The last time Fegg council held a meeting was two days ago.

If nothing major had happened, it might have been several more days before another meeting.

But no one could have predicted the incident involving Su Yu yesterday, forcing a meeting to be called.

...

The meeting started punctually at 10 AM.

But even an hour earlier, at 9 AM, the live broadcast room for the meeting was already packed.

Usually, there wouldn’t be many people in the broadcast room at 9 AM, as the meeting started a Fegg time later, so viewers entering early could only stare at a black screen or chat with others.

But this time, the room was already full! The discussion area was flooded with messages, with online viewer numbers surpassing 3 billion by 9 AM!

This council meeting would profoundly affect everyone’s lives, making it something no one at the hub could ignore.

At the Blue Star Adventure Group Headquarters, Yu Zhongmu and other high-level adepts from Blue Star were already gathered early in a large conference room, opening the live broadcast room, staring silently at the black screen interface.

At this moment, Su Yu wasn’t in the conference room.

Just now, Yu Zhongmu prepared a separate room for Su Yu, allowing him to participate in the council meeting through the public network.

This time, Su Yu was different from before.

Previously, he was merely an observer, but now he has the privilege to join the council, becoming a council member with voting rights on major council decisions.