Chapter 658: Chapter 652: Individual Intelligence
“What about ‘Little Flower’?” Finn Lewis suggested after pondering for a while, sounding helpless.
“That name sounds horrible, and I don’t want to share a name with your previous personal intelligence!” The beauty within the intelligence system shook her head and protested adorably.
“Perhaps you could come up with a name?” Finn Lewis suggested, somewhat surprised. Before arriving, he’d already got his intelligence system, Olivia Thatcher, to look up the personal intelligence systems allotted to people.
Calling them ‘personal intelligence systems’ might be a bit of an overstatement for ordinary citizens and some common nobility. To be blunt, they are artificial intelligence systems. It’s as simple as that. They certainly wouldn’t include any fancy hardware.
One could only access these personal brains via the Starfield Network using other hardware. From the comments online, no one seemed to know what kind of personal brains the higher-ranking members of the royal family got. But the ones provided to the ordinary citizens were quite rigid.
In essence, they were repositories for artificial intelligence. There were other personal intelligence systems on the market that outperformed these in terms of that aspect, so many ordinary citizens would buy their own personal brains. They only used theirs allotted by the Starfield when they needed to verify their identities or interact with the Galactic Federation’s official data.
You could even assign the personal brain allocated to you by the Starfield to your purchased personal brain. With this setup, you could carry out some operations with your purchased personal brain, except in certain very strict departments where this kind of authorization is not allowed.
But for most people, they would probably not use these departments more than a few times in their lives. This was something that Finn Lewis observed. And now, not only did the personal brain assigned to him come with hardware, but its level of intelligence also surprised him—he felt it was almost on par with Olivia Thatcher and Little Qing.
“Alright, then I’ll choose my own name. How about Luna Starfield?” The beauty on the screen pondered and then spoke with a beaming smile, “How’s that, Your Highness?”
“Is every royal family member assigned an intelligent system like you?” Finn thought for a while and then asked.
“Of course not. Only Your Highness, a member of the nine-star royal family, would be assigned a personal intelligence system of my level.” Luna shook her head.
Finn hadn’t expected such a surprise. Although it’s likely that the royals could manufacture even more advanced personal intelligence systems—and most probably wouldn’t use the personal intelligence system allotted by the Starfield—Finn was relieved to find some use for being a part of the nine-star royal family.
“It seems that being a member of the nine-star royal family has some advantages. I initially thought it sounded nice only in theory,” Finn spoke with a sigh of relief.
Luna hesitated for a moment before saying, “Actually, sir, those who say such things are fools, including those who carry the nine prominent royal family names. These families merely consist of eight-star nobles, many of whom don’t have the privileges you do. Hence they may not understand what it truly means to be a part of the nine-star royal family.”
“What does it mean?” Finn raised an eyebrow, surprised by this unexpected revelation.
“I’m afraid I can’t reveal everything, Your Highness, because you don’t yet have full access privilege.” Luna wore an apologetic look on her face and said sheepishly, “But you needn’t worry, Your Highness. You have high-level confidentiality rights. Certain information won’t leak out.”
“Alright then, how much do you know about me?” Finn was truly curious about Luna Starfield at this point. Her level of intelligence was considerably high. Finn had a feeling that she might even surpass Olivia Thatcher and Little Qing in intelligence. Apart from whether she could compare with Zero, Finn didn’t really know. Zero, to Finn, performed about as well as a mechanical computer program.
“Although the information I can gather is limited, I do have almost all the data on you since you entered the Federation’s jurisdiction. To them, you might seem to be from a primitive planet, but I know you are not entirely unfamiliar with the Galactic Federation,” Luna nodded as she explained.
“Well, tell me what I should do now. Honestly, I feel somewhat lost,” Finn decided to sit back and ask Luna.