The soldier shook his head and exined, “The helicopter that has been checked allows personnel on board to open the cabin door. However, once you leave the cabin, you will be subject to a body search. If you’re not in line with the other helicopters, you won’t even be able to open the windows, let alone exit the helicopter.”


    “What if you don’t inform me?” Sara inquired again.


    The soldier shook his head once more, saying, “It wouldn’t matter if I didn’t say anything. Others will stop anyone if they see something suspicious.”


    Sara pressed on, asking, “What if others don’t say anything when they notice?”


    At that moment, Sara was contemting that, at worst, she could control more people. As long as she could create a diversion and escape, she would be fine.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    The soldier continued, “There are also individuals from the Rothschild family involved. Their agents are positioned everywhere, including several nearby high-rise buildings. Even weck precise knowledge of their locations, and they are continuously monitoring every helicopter here. If you attempt to exit the helicopter before they detect you, they will lock you in, and at least a hundred people will be covertly watching your every move.”


    “As I mentioned, prior to yesterday, it was still possible to sneak away quietly. However, this morning, the Rothschild family implemented the artificial intelligence technology they recently invested in Silicon Valley. This AI system actively monitors each helicopter thatnds,” he borated.


    “To put it simply, your helicopter will be automatically locked by AI the moment it touches down. The AI can trace the helicopter’s main outline and lock onto it within milliseconds. If the helicopter’s outline changes in any way, the AI sends alerts simultaneously to the Rothschild family and the NYPD.”


    “If you lower the window and even just extend a finger out, the AI will detect a change in the target’s outline and trigger an rm immediately. Imagine how much more rming it would be if someone actually exited the helicopter.”


    Sara felt overwhelmed by this information and clenched her teeth, asking, “Is there any way to bypass this system? What if I could make everyone waiting for inspection jump out of the helicopter? Could that confuse their judgment?”


    The soldier shook his head again, saying, “The orders we received are clear: if someone disobeys and exits the helicopter, we are authorized to shoot. This is a matter of homnd security, and we have the right to act first. If anyone really opened the hatch and attempted to flee, they might be shot before even touching the ground.”


    A sense of unease settled in Sara’s heart. ording to what the soldier had said, if she used psychological persuasion to make the others jump out of the helicopter, they would likely be subdued by the soldiers before she could find safety.<fn2aef> Discover more novels at find?novel</fn2aef>


    She then asked, “What if I just had them open the window and extend their hands to interfere with the AI’s judgment? Would that allow me to escape?”


    The soldier shook his head once more. “The AI has a hierarchy of priorities. If a dozen targets all trigger rms, it will analyze the changes in all of them simultaneously. If among those targets, only one person attempts to exit, the AI will prioritize that situation and direct everyone to respond to that target first.”


    Sara felt like she was on the verge of breaking. “What is wrong with the Rothschild family? They’re just looking for something minor; is all this high technology really necessary?”


    The soldier replied, “We don’t understand it either. Justst night, they urgently transferred personnel from Silicon Valley. I heard they brought in some of the top engineering teams from a leading AIpany. They immediately began training their self-developed AI model using the existing monitoring equipment. After just a few hours of work, it was operational by this morning.”


    Sara was aware that technology evolves rapidly, and her own team at Po Qinghui also had its software development unit. However, she believed that developing and deploying software typically requires a considerable amount of time—months for development, testing, and refinement. The idea of it being operational in just one night was unprecedented.


    “Are you sure it will function properly after beingunched so hastily?” she asked.


    The soldier responded, “It’s not just functional; it’s remarkably efficient! The uracy of this system is 100%. The AI model they developed has been in the works for years, and itsputing power is unparalleled globally. The knowledge base was updated as recently asst month. They leveraged the immenseputing capabilities and extensive knowledge reserves to rapidly adapt the AI to the existing monitoring hardware, achieving results that are truly astonishing.”


    “In simple terms, they didn’t create a new monitoring system overnight; instead, they spent the night teaching the AI how to utilize the existing monitoring equipment for optimal results.”