Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

In the Honolulu venue, Chen Yiran sat in the representative seat for Aurora.

This arrangement itself is a hint, because all those present were representatives from various countries, except for Aurora, which was attending the meeting on behalf of the company.

When the meeting began, neither the United States nor the major Eastern power spoke first, but instead gave the opportunity to speak to Aurora, which was another expression of their attitude.

Chen Yiran sat in a chair, with Jasmine next to him still in that cute mechanical form, but to show off their strength, the security personnel standing behind them were four elite members of the Warhammer squad.

With four imposing mecha enthusiasts standing there, other countries immediately felt a step weaker.

Chen Yiran patted the microphone and began, "Today, I want to clarify one thing: the future of humanity is highly uncertain, so for the sake of humanity's future..."

Aurora hopes to gain the approval of various countries to recognize the Moon and Mars as a shared heritage of humanity, which would become humanity's last hope after losing the war.

Humanity is facing a war of extinction, and we must be fully prepared.

Protecting heritage inevitably requires a strong entity.

Aurora will apply to become the trustee administrator of the Moon and Mars. This will allow for the development and protection of both locations, ensuring that even if the war ends badly and Earth is completely lost, human civilization will at least have a complete backup there.

To be honest, no country really wants the aurora to become such a terrifying behemoth; no country doesn't want to keep everything under its control.

The United States and the University of Tokyo have actually held several secret talks. As the current world powers, neither country wants the Aurora to be upgraded to a political status on par with theirs.

However, neither side wanted to take the lead. Chen Yiran was extremely vengeful and had a strong desire for revenge.

Moreover, although Aurora's technology didn't encounter the same problems as in Europe, it was actually more terrifying. The robots led by Jasmine were truly devoted to Aurora. If they were really pushed to the limit and Chen Yiran completely retreated to Hawaii, they wouldn't really have any way to deal with it.

Their weapons are so tightly bound to Aurora Technology that, and all of Aurora's top executives are part of the Instance Project, making them virtually indestructible.

Unless they shoot down all 5 Starlink satellites in the sky at the same time, which is too unrealistic.

Ultimately, both sides decided to send their subordinates to wade into the muddy waters and voice their objections, so that the US and Dongda representatives could step in and break up the conflict.

The British representative coughed and said aggressively, "We, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, representing England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, agree to the aurora proposal."

U.S. representative: "!!!"

University of Tokyo representative: "!!!"

The two men exchanged a glance. The American representative sensed the deep contempt in the other's eyes. He understood what the Dongda representative meant: the other was criticizing the US for not being able to control its own underlings.

Dongda gave a soft snort and looked to the side.

The representatives from Cambodia, Pakistan, and Serbia all lowered their heads.

"!!!"

"!!!"

Just when the representatives of the two countries felt disheartened, as years of aid had been wasted.

The Indian representative stood up and said: "I object! We acknowledge that humanity shares common interests for the future, but I believe we should first discuss the war situation and determine the new five permanent members of the Security Council."

Even if the new international architecture changes its terminology, a few permanent responsible countries are still necessary. Since France and Russia are already embroiled in internal strife and do not belong to our camp, this is not the case.

I propose that two new countries be added to the permanent membership of the Security Council.

Of course, we in India recognize the aurora's rights to extraterrestrial territories such as the moon, but I think we could change the approach. We believe that the aurora could simply use those regions as the main territory of a nation, establishing the first extraterrestrial nation in human history.

At the same time, we also support Aurora Borealis as one of the permanent members of the Security Council.

After he said this, the representatives from various countries present were immediately impressed.

The United States and the University of Tokyo nodded in agreement. Although India was not arranged by them, this was the best option in their minds.

Although many outrageous rumors circulate about India in various countries, India's diplomatic history is actually quite strong, and it possesses a unique ability to navigate complex situations with ease.

It is a BRICS country, a member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, and a member of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue. It can buy weapons from the United States and also ask Russia for technology.

India's diplomatic capabilities have been completely wasted due to its exceptionally poor domestic governance.

For example, the current plan is basically in line with the interests of all parties.

Under the new system, the rights of permanent members of the Security Council will likely be reduced. After all, any order during wartime depends on strength, and India clearly does not have that strength. Therefore, it is not entirely unacceptable for India to become a permanent member of the Security Council.

For the United States and Tokyo University, such aurora is easier to access; as long as they are both countries, they can be restrained using conventional political means.

For Aurora, becoming a fully-fledged nation-state would also bring many benefits, even allowing it to directly secure sovereignty over the Moon and Mars.

Furthermore, the aurora borealis will become a nation born with a silver spoon in its mouth, one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council from birth.

Chen Yiran thought it was a good idea; he could even become an emperor or something by establishing a constitutional monarchy.

But Amy Zegart, standing nearby, frowned and leaned down to whisper in Chen Yiran's ear, "Boss, we can't agree to that. If we become subject to state control, we'll lose our flexibility."

I believe we should stick to the established goals: take control of Hawaii, the moon, and your right to station troops and legislate. Sovereignty is an abstract concept. When you have enough power, no one dares to say anything even if you don't have it; when you don't have enough power, others won't care even if you have sovereignty.

On the contrary, the absence of a national framework has many advantages for our future operations. For example, Jerusalem, the holy city of three religions, is also an important human heritage site, and we can strive to acquire it.

As long as we grasp the banner of humanity's common heritage, we can legally and legitimately take over many things.

This is much easier to manage than with nations. After all, when a nation expands its territory, it's considered an invasion, but with Aurora, we can claim it's for the protection of humanity.

Chen Yiran hesitated. He whispered, "But what if I want to be the emperor? I want to reverse the course of society."

Amy Zeggart said nonchalantly, "It's alright. Even without sovereignty, we'll still push you to the top and make you the leader. Anyone who dares to voice their objections will be shut up."

Chen Yiran pondered for a moment, then slapped the table: "I don't want to argue with you all. Aurora doesn't want to be a country. That would incur too much political and administrative cost for us."

We still prefer the previous proposal. We want jurisdiction over the Moon and Mars, and we also need the right to station troops and legislate, but we do not need sovereignty.

We are merely guardians of humanity's shared heritage.

If anyone has different opinions, today's meeting can end here. Aurora will take everyone who is willing to listen to Aurora's opinions to the moon.

Go ahead and cause trouble on Earth yourselves, and I wish you victory in the war.

Now, let's take a half-hour break, and then we'll vote directly. Although we don't have a formal organization name yet, nor have we figured out the various alliance methods, I think we should resolve this core issue first before considering the Aurora's role in subsequent events.

After saying that, Chen Yiran got up and left with his group without waiting for a reply.

Chaos immediately erupted in the meeting room as government officials from various countries began making phone calls and holding meetings with their staff. Several countries even gathered together to discuss the next steps.

However, everyone's attention was focused on the US Eastern University and the UK, who had come together. Everyone knew that only the opinions of these three, or rather, only the opinions of two of them, would count.

In a small space surrounded by bodyguards, the representatives of the three companies each looked at their tablets.

A moment later, the US representative looked up and said, "I don't think we have any reason to stop the aurora."

The Tokyo University representative also looked up and said, "Although the aurora's demands are somewhat excessive, it seems to be in the overall interest of humanity at present."

The British representatives were completely bewildered. Although they didn't dare to oppose the aurora proposal, they did disagree with it in their hearts. In fact, India had been secretly instigated by them to stand up and take the lead.

He hadn't expected that the two superpowers would compromise so quickly.

The American representative glanced at him and said, "We are not facing an ordinary war, not even a war with robots. We are facing a true species war, unlike anything we have ever faced before."

We lack experience and don't know what the future holds. But it's obvious that if we lose, they won't let us off easy. Considering humanity's past actions, they might even attempt to exterminate all of humanity.

In fact, although our satellites are not as powerful as the aurora borealis, they have been monitoring Europe. The massacre there has been going on for several days, and countless people have died throughout Europe. In the end, they may all be dead.

They have absolutely no moral compass; they basically kill anyone they see.

The British representative maintained an astonishing level of professionalism, his expression remaining completely unchanged, but his mind was in turmoil.

What the hell? What's this "species war"? Isn't it fighting robots? What do you mean by "the whole of Europe might die out in the end"?

With his years of diplomatic composure, he adjusted his glasses, smiled calmly, and said, "We know that, which is why we didn't oppose the aurora. We believe that at such a crucial moment, it's best not to upset Chen Yiran."

The American and Tokyo representatives looked at him with surprise. They did not expect that Britain also knew about things in the ocean. The aurora had said that it had not been disclosed to any other country.

Did Britain discover this on its own? No wonder it's an old empire; it's quite shrewd.

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Half an hour passed in the blink of an eye, and this time there was no resistance; the aurora got everything it wanted.

Other countries, led by the United States, the United Kingdom, and Aurora, have also begun discussions on subsequent global issues.

Three hours later, the Holy Alliance of Humanity was officially established.

Hawaii Governor Kathleen Carson dragged her steel body onto the stage and read:

Holy Alliance Covenant of Humanity

(August 2018, Honolulu)

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In view of the armed rebellion in Europe which has jeopardized the survival of humanity as a whole, and in view of the untrustworthiness of automated armed units and unauthorized modified personnel, the participating nations convened in Hawaii and resolved to establish the Holy Alliance of Humanity and to establish this Covenant. This Covenant is the Charter of the Alliance.

Chapter 1 General Provisions

Article

The Holy Alliance of Humanity comprises the following signatory states and jurisdictions. The Alliance's purpose is to ensure the survival of humanity as a whole and to take all necessary actions when survival is threatened.

Article Two

The survival of humanity as a whole takes precedence over the interests of any single nation, ethnicity, or ideology.

Article 3

Member states cede sovereignty to the Alliance on matters concerning human survival; on all other matters, they retain full sovereignty.

Article 4

The Alliance has the right to intervene in any action that it deems a threat to human survival. This intervention is not limited to states, but includes organizations and individuals.

Chapter Two: The Definition of Humanity

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A natural person is someone who acquires human status at birth, and their rights are not affected by any changes.

Article

A "Adapted Person" refers to a person whose consciousness has been transferred via aurora technology. Adapted persons enjoy the same human rights as natural persons, and no member state may discriminate against them.

Article

Any consciousness transfer or mechanization modification not accomplished through Aurora Technology is considered an illegal modification. Illegal modifications do not enjoy any human rights set forth in this Covenant, are prohibited from entering any member state or jurisdiction, and are prohibited from accessing human networks.

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Once a natural person transforms into an adjustment person, they must reapply to Aurora for human identity verification. Those who have not been verified are not subject to Article 6.

Chapter Three: Aurora and Extraterrestrial Jurisdiction

Article

Aurora is not a member state. Aurora joined the alliance as a trustee of the lunar and Martian jurisdictions.

Article

Given that the aurora is a backup for human civilization, although the aurora is not a legal state, it still enjoys full national rights.

Article

Aurora operates under the name of the Administration. Its legislative, military, tax, and judicial systems are all independent, and it is not subject to the control of the alliance or any member state.

Article

The Moon will serve as the final backup location for the alliance. Aurora should, upon the entry into force of this alliance, begin establishing a seed bank, a gene bank, an industrial mother machine, and a comprehensive knowledge database.

Chapter Four Organizational Structure

Article

An Alliance Assembly was established, composed of representatives from all member states, as the highest deliberative body of the Alliance, responsible for declaring war, admitting new members, and amending the Alliance Treaty.

Article

The core decision-making body consists of five parties: the United States of America, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Dongda University, Aurora University, and Singapore.

Article

An alliance executive committee was established, headed by the five core decision-makers, responsible for administration and resource allocation.

Article

A joint defense force will be established. After the forces of each member state are incorporated, they will be uniformly connected to the command chain provided by Aurora, and linked to Starlink and Jasmine AI systems.

Article

Jasmine AI, recognized by the Alliance Conference as the most powerful general-purpose AI for humankind, has been given the position of "Alliance Chief AI," serving as the official AI of the Alliance and participating in deduction and coordination at all levels.

Chapter Five Voting

Article

The Alliance Assembly will no longer apply the one-country-one-vote system. Voting rights on agenda items will now be weighted using a sustainability contribution index.

Article

The survival contribution index is calculated based on five factors: population, production capacity, technology, mobilizable forces, and actual contribution to the alliance. The index is approved by the Alliance Executive Committee and reviewed every six months.

Chapter Six: Human Status

Article

All citizens of the Allied Powers automatically acquire human citizenship. Human citizenship is issued by the Lunar Jurisdiction.

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Those who hold human status shall enjoy all the human rights set forth in this Covenant.

Chapter Seven Supplementary Provisions

Article

This covenant shall take effect upon its signing. Any amendments shall be subject to a vote at the General Assembly and unanimous agreement from the core decision-making body.

After he finished reading, the entire conference room stood up and began to applaud.

Everyone was quite happy, even though they didn't know what had happened in Europe that led several major powers to push for the signing of this agreement.

But at the very least, they should be the ultimate victors.

The Indian representative clapped while staring intently at the British delegation, filled with resentment.

The four core decision-makers—the United States, the United Kingdom, the University of Tokyo, and Aurora University—are undoubtedly the most deserving.

India is eager to become the fifth seat, and they are somewhat confident, after all, the British should support them, and the American University of Tokyo should not object.

Unexpectedly, it seems the British bought a spot for the aurora borealis, proactively suggesting Singapore, and then several parties happily made the decision, leaving the Indians feeling they had misjudged the situation again.

It was almost dinnertime, but none of the representatives from the various countries showed any interest in eating; they were all staring intently at Chen Yiran.

Chen Yiran understood what they meant, waved his hand, and Jasmine controlled the large screen to start lighting up.

"Alright, now that we've covered the important matters, let's talk about the current battle situation and our real enemy."