How good would an Artificially Intelligent high-tech robot with the Daizong Way be?

[PJ]

If you're not familiar with the mind-blowingly challenging technique of Daizong Way, please immerse yourself in the following mind-blowing novel description:

More than thirty years ago, Yuyinzi had heard from his master the essence of the move 'Daizong Way'. This sword art move was regarded as Taishan School's highest and most profound skill. Its essence wasn't at the sword moves on the right hand, but was at the counting with the left hand. The left hand would be continuously counting. It would be counting the enemy's position, the enemy's martial art, his height, dimensions of his weapon, as well as the height of the sun and many other things. The calculations were very complicated, and once the calculations were finished, the sword would immediately attack and it would hit its target. In the past, Yuyinzi had thought of this sword move and felt he didn't have the ability to memorise and count all sorts of numbers in such a short time during a fight. So he didn't learn this skill deeply and only heard of its existence and put it at the back of his mind. His master was also actually not proficient at this technique.

(Credits - Translated by: Pokit; Edited by: Hhaung)

For most human brains, they do not have adequate computational power to exploit the maximum level of Daizong Way. But what if a Daizong Way mathematical algorithm were developed and implemented into a supercomputing robot. This robot was designed to intelligently tap into the power of Distributed Systems, with 1064 nanotechnological Linux clusters processing incoming requests in parallel.

What intelligent humans would normally require 10 seconds to calculate, the supercomputing robot would take less than a fraction of a microsecond, and then can stab the opponent accordingly.

Movement - Also, the robot has been equipped with SuperFlex, a new technology that makes the robots' movement fluid like human.

Size - about the size of a muscular person.

Armor - The robot has a steel armor, nothing too fancy.

How good in wuxia terms would this robot who can tap into Daizong Way instantansouly be?

[Ren Wo Xing]

What we need to keep in mind is that Daizong Way was on the cave in Huashan...because it had been BROKEN by the Demon Sect elders.

So Daizong Way definitely is not 'all that', even when actually performed.

[PJ]

What we need to keep in mind is that Daizong Way was on the cave in Huashan...because it had been BROKEN by the Demon Sect elders.

Is it possible that the Pre-SPW practitioner, not the art, sucked?

[CFT]

What we need to keep in mind is that Daizong Way was on the cave in Huashan...because it had been BROKEN by the Demon Sect elders.

So Daizong Way definitely is not 'all that', even when actually performed.

Its inclusion on the cave wall doesn't make sense. Daizong Way is a strategy not prescribed physical techniques to be broken.

[CC]

Its inclusion on the cave wall doesn't make sense. Daizong Way is a strategy not prescribed physical techniques to be broken.

Maybe the tactic to beat the Daizong Way is to flap your arms while sticking your tongue out and hopping in circles on 1 foot? It might overload the Daizong practitioner's calculations.

[K2Grey]

Maybe the tactic to beat the Daizong Way is to have a telescoping sword or something. You hit a switch in the handle and the blade's length changes thus throwing off the calculations.

[Ren Wo Xing]

Its inclusion on the cave wall doesn't make sense. Daizong Way is a strategy not prescribed physical techniques to be broken.

There must be a specific way of counting or something, as everyone and anyone can calculate the opponent's next moves/positions. There must be something special that makes Daizong Way, Daizong Way, as opposed to 'calculating where your opponent is'. The Demon Sect elders must have found out a way to 'break' the calculations, or fake one's posture to make the calculations wrong, perhaps? Or just as the opponent starts counting, point your sword at his toe, or something.

[CC]

There must be a specific way of counting or something, as everyone and anyone can calculate the opponent's next moves/positions. There must be something special that makes Daizong Way, Daizong Way, as opposed to 'calculating where your opponent is'. The Demon Sect elders must have found out a way to 'break' the calculations, or fake one's posture to make the calculations wrong, perhaps? Or just as the opponent starts counting, point your sword at his toe, or something.

The probably figured that it was so retarded that there was no need to do anything about it.