180: Chapter 180 Industrial Closed Loop, Countdown to the Descent of the Main God!

Alien civilization navigation timer, day 79.

10:00 AM, Pangu Laboratory, B2 Level.

Su Che typed the first line of code for the day, and the core architecture diagram of the Deep Space Main God AI unfolded on the screen.

Zhao Mingyuan threw his finished paper bowl of hot dry noodles into the wastebasket and pulled the keyboard over.

"I've reserved three redundant channels for the inference module interface," he said while typing. "Your data stream is too massive; I'm afraid a single channel won't withstand the computational stress of the Sub-nanometer chip."

"Leave five," Su Che said, his fingers not stopping. "The self-evolution speed of the main god ai isn't linear; it's exponential. Three channels aren't enough to satisfy it."

Zhao Mingyuan didn't waste words and changed the parameters directly.

East side of the hall.

Wen Bo held a blueprint for the anti-radiation drive module and tapped the table twice with the bottom of an enamel mug.

"Zhou Dehai reported that the Zhulong Production Line at Kaitian Base can produce the first batch of crawler chassis tomorrow."

He looked at Liu Huaqiang. "But the anti-radiation insulating varnish for the motor stator hasn't dried through yet. The volatility test in a vacuum environment needs to run for a full twenty-four hours."

Liu Huaqiang took the mechanical pencil from behind his ear and drew a circle on the edge of the blueprint.

"Put it in the high-low temperature alternating chamber, bake it with double the radiation dose, and compress the time to twelve hours."

Academician Li Zhengyang walked over, carrying a thermos.

"Who takes the blame if it gets ruined by baking?" He unscrewed the lid, and steam rose out.

"It's on me," Wen Bo turned and walked toward the testing area.

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Alien civilization navigation timer, day 80.

3:00 PM.

On the screen in the bottom left corner of the monitoring wall, outside the life support module of the Near-Earth Orbit Base, several automated assembly robots were conducting the final deployment test of the solar panels.

Lieutenant General Peng Zhenbang's dedicated voice line rang on time.

"Chief Engineer Su, the internal life support system pipelines of the Near-Earth Orbit Base have been re-inspected. All green."

"Received," Su Che stared at the code on the screen.

"The foundation leveling work for the Lunar Development Base is two-thirds complete," Lieutenant General Peng Zhenbang continued to report. "The energy station's reactor body is undergoing secondary reinforcement."

"Proceed as planned," Su Che hung up the communication.

The overall progress bar of the main god ai reached fifty-two percent.

In the virtual sandbox, that pseudo-global environment was being frantically probed by the primary consciousness of the main god ai.

It was like a monster trapped in a transparent glass box, constantly searching for logical loopholes.

Su Che added three layers of firewalls to the perimeter of the sandbox.

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Alien civilization navigation timer, day 81.

9:00 AM.

The holographic projection of Zhou Dehai appeared in the center of the B2 level.

"The prefabricated parts for the first batch of lunar autonomous construction robots are off the production line. There are fifty units in total, all equipped with crawler chassis, anti-radiation motors, and Yiren AI lightweight control hubs."

Liu Huaqiang walked to the projection.

"Did you perform the cluster communication test?"

"We did," Zhou Dehai took out a report. "Fifty robots are networked, using the backup channel of the space-based quantum star map navigation. The end-to-end response latency is 0.04 milliseconds, which is lower than the 0.05 you requested."

"What about the volatility rate of the motor insulating varnish?" Wen Bo asked from the side.

"0.001," Zhou Dehai laughed. "Your method of high-dose radiation baking in the oven worked quite well. The paint is stuck firmly to the stator and hasn't come off at all."

Liu Huaqiang nodded, and the mechanical pencil made a mark on the handwriting pad.

"Pack them up and send them to Jiuquan Launch Base to go up with the next batch of supplies."

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Alien civilization navigation timer, day 82.

10:00 AM.

Pangu Laboratory, B2 Level.

On the east side of the hall, a silver-gray lunar autonomous construction robot prototype was parked in the center of the test field.

It had a crawler chassis, a multi-functional robotic arm and laser rangefinder integrated into the upper body, and a panoramic environmental perception module for a head.

Liu Huaqiang pressed the start button on the control terminal.

The indicator light on the front of the prototype lit up.

"Import the lunar surface simulation topographic map," Liu Huaqiang issued the command.

The prototype's tracks rotated, moving smoothly across the pothole-filled sandy test field. When it encountered large rock obstacles, it automatically planned the optimal detour path without human intervention.

Academician Li Zhengyang looked at the data panel.

"Path planning took two milliseconds. The computational resource allocation of the lightweight control kernel is very reasonable."

Wen Bo held a tablet, which displayed the coordinated status of the other forty-nine virtual robots.

"The cluster coordination algorithm is fine. Fifty robots are operating simultaneously on the virtual lunar surface with zero interference and a task allocation efficiency of 99.8 percent."

Liu Huaqiang signed his name on the acceptance document.

"The seventh item of lunar development, completed."

Su Che sat in front of the main control console.

In his mind, a mechanical voice popped up on time.

"Ding! Lunar side quest 'The Infrastructure Maniac Cluster on the Moon!' completed!"

"Lunar autonomous construction robot cluster full system verification passed! Extraterrestrial environment autonomous path planning is precise, multi-robot coordination has no interference, and anti-radiation drive and cluster communication all meet the standards!"

"Task Reward: 150,000 skill points!"

Su Che closed the panel.

The seven tasks of the lunar development industrial chain were all cleared.

From the small Controlled Nuclear Fusion energy station to the resource processing system, and then to today's robot cluster.

The lunar base was no longer just a few blueprints and a few mechanical arms, but a complete extraterrestrial industrial closed loop.

Next, it was time to turn these things into a real city on the Moon.

Zhao Mingyuan slid his chair over. He looked at the east side.

"Dean Liu and the others are done. How much is left for us?"

Su Che turned his gaze back to the main screen.

The overall progress bar of the Deep Space Main God AI was stuck at eighty percent.

"There's one last hard nut to crack: release the monster in the sandbox and lock it completely with the underlying hardware interface of the Sub-nanometer chip."

Zhao Mingyuan rubbed his face.

"This lock must be strong, otherwise, once it comes out, we won't even have the chance to pull the power plug."

"I used three thousand lines of assembly language to write a hard interrupt," Su Che rested his fingers on the keyboard. "As long as the logic goes out of bounds, the physical layer will be powered off directly."

He pressed Enter.

The code blocks began to merge.

There were two days left until the scheduled completion time of the main god ai.

Su Che picked up the portable smart milk tea machine on the table.

The machine's green light turned on, and a cup of warm milk tea was pushed out.

He bit the straw.

The data stream on the screen scrolled frantically.