Duke Scola is really capable. In order to completely obtain the statue of Dingguang Tathagata made by Shi Lei, he actually borrowed an exhibition hall in the British Museum and placed all the collections of the Scola family in the exhibition hall, allowing Shi Lei to observe for five days.

Shi Lei naturally had a long time to talk with Duke Scola, trying to change five days to seven days.

Finally, with Crawford's mediation, Duke Scola finally gave up another day.

Although it was a little regretful, it was one day longer than the original agreement.

And one more day means Shi Lei has an extra chance to draw.

So, Shi Lei entered the exhibition hall with a lot of food, drink, and even a camp bed in front of everyone.

The exhibition hall is completely closed, but it has a bathroom, which can solve the problem of three urgent problems for people.

Of course, the exhibition hall was surveillance for 24 hours, but at Shi Lei's request, all the surveillance was closed. The reason was very simple. No one wanted to live in the next six days and live under surveillance.

Anyway, the security measures in the exhibition hall are strict enough, and to be honest, Duke Scola is not really worried about Shi Lei's tricks. What he is worried about is that if this matter is spread, others will take advantage of their family's treasures. Therefore, the surveillance matter was in accordance with Shi Lei's request and only conducted extremely strict monitoring outside the exhibition hall, while all surveillance in the exhibition hall was really closed.

Of course, Shi Lei was not really worried about surveillance. With black cards in it, these surveillance is useless. He just had a double insurance.

Shi Lei firmly believes that with the ability of black cards, even if these surveillance monitors are turned on, those people will not be able to see any real situation in the exhibition hall through the surveillance screen. If a little bit of virtual images is enough to hide from those surveillance monitors.

Before entering the exhibition hall, Shi Lei found an ATM and inserted a black card to report the situation to him, and repeatedly emphasized that no matter what, six days later, the black card must exchange the works of art.

Shi Lei knew very well that the so-called research on those artworks by black cards could never be carried out in the exhibition hall. It must have disappeared and replaced them within a certain period of time, just like before. Shi Lei did not want the black cards to be returned overdue, which led to the opening of the exhibition hall, Duke Scola would find that twenty-seven extremely precious artworks were missing in the exhibition hall.

Then he entered the exhibition hall and prepared to spend his life of eating, sleeping, and eating in the next six days.

When Shi Lei entered the exhibition hall and confirmed that the door of the exhibition hall had been completely closed, Shi Lei saw a strange scene. The twenty-seven works of art on the list listed on the black card turned into light and disappeared.

Of course this was done by Heika, and Shi Lei lay on the camp bed, closing his eyes to rest.

In the first two days, Shi Lei was interested in looking at the remaining antiques. It is said that they were the armor of the Knight of the Round Table, the swords used by a certain king, and some bottles and jars. Shi Lei wanted to use his mastery of calligraphy and painting to verify whether he had enough knowledge of antiques.

Unfortunately, his knowledge of calligraphy and painting is the first in the world, but he can only understand the patterns on those instruments and vessels. He still knows nothing in other aspects. He is like a student with extremely serious subjects. He can get full marks directly in a single subject exam. However, once the questioner mixes the knowledge of mathematics, physics, chemistry, literature, history and geography together and finds a question, Shi Lei can only catch it blindly.

With nothing to find, Shi Lei quickly felt bored. He studied it for two days without any interest, and then he no longer wanted to look at the same pile of paper as before.

For the next four days, he was just thinking about what was the reason why Heika was so interested in art.

In theory, artworks are things on the spiritual level of human beings. Judging from the performance of black cards and scepters, they can at most control the "momentum". This is like Alphago and humans playing Go. Its intelligence only allows it to control the "momentum". This is what it obtains by reading a large number of chess and games between humans. However, it still only uses meticulous calculations to get the most advantageous move, and it is impossible to really understand why this move is played here.

Let AlphaGo study art, calligraphy, and painting. No matter how powerful its calculation ability is, it can only analyze every line and every ink dot, but it will never understand the overall composition.

This is a bit similar to the picture verification code in the 12306 ticket booking system of China Railway Department. The machine is always a machine. No matter how it is, it can only understand the combination of numbers, letters and even Chinese characters. It is impossible for it to analyze what this picture is from the ink dots of the figure.

Machines can never recognize graphics. This is not only the cognition of artificial intelligence on the earth today, but also the further cognition obtained by Shi Lei through communication with black cards.

Even intelligent systems like black cards cannot understand human emotions, and they cannot distinguish pictures unless the picture is archived in its database.

In this regard, the black card is actually an upgraded alphado. There is no difference in nature. It still has to follow the simple rule of one plus one equals two. Of course, in machine language, there is only opening and closing. Even if the black card uses biological current, its energy demand is already very low, which makes all computers on this earth ashamed, but it still only uses the current switch to achieve basic judgment.

But since Black Card cannot really understand human emotions, and art works must be an expression of strong emotions, why is Black Card so tirelessly pursuing art works?

Could it be that Heika wants to learn about the emotional procedures through the strong expression of human emotions like artworks, so that it can live among the crowd as a human being?

But what is the meaning of this? For Black Card, even if it survives as a human being, it still has to follow the basic procedures set by humans in another universe, that is, it cannot take advantage of it, cannot deceive, and cannot take away human life without signing a contract.

Even if the contract is signed, as long as the human being does not violate the black card code, it cannot do anything to that person.

Just like Shi Lei.

Shi Lei's ability to survive until now is an excellent example of the most basic rules that black cards must follow.

In this way, whether black cards have human bodies and human emotions is actually meaningless.

Shi Lei believed that the black card understood much better than himself. After all, it was the product of complete logic.

Black Cards will not do anything futile, but what is its purpose in pursuing artwork?

Shi Lei would not believe that a machine or a program can really become a flesh-and-blood human being. It is cultivation, cultivation of immortality, and something that violates science. No matter how powerful black cards are, they will never violate science. After all, it is the product of science.
Chapter completed!