872: Chapter 870: Artificial Intelligence!
Digital Life!
872: Chapter 870: Artificial Intelligence!
Digital Life!
Speed is of the essence in war!
Tang Xiao had no idea how Wu Jie could create a miracle.
But there were the unavoidable technical patents and unsolvable technical problems.
It was a case of “desperate tis call for desperate asures,” letting Wu Jie do as he pleased.
And what a fuss he made.
He not only requisitioned Tang’s Telecom’s testing building, but he also called in two container-style data centers, claiming the need to strengthen computing power.
Moreover, he prepared several sets of instrunts and equipnt necessary for autonomy, claiming they were needed for dismantling and comparative research.
After hours of preparation, Wu Jie began his “retreat.”
Tang Xiao, not being well-versed in electronic information technology, could not be of much help to Wu Jie in research.
So she did whatever was necessary, providing Wu Jie with the best equipnt at the quickest speed, sparing no expense.
Then…
Wait for it!
In two days, she would see whether Wu Jie could deliver her a wonder of the age.
But Wu Jie was not overwheld with work,
For the previous night’s lottery had landed him a “Basic Artificial Intelligence Program.”
Artificial intelligence was not a novel concept by any ans.
Since the inception of computer developnt, scientists had hoped that one day computers would engage in scientific research, production, manufacturing, maintenance, and all sorts of tasks.
Unfortunately, it was extrely difficult to endow computers with human-like logical thinking, reasoning, and judgnt abilities.
Because of this,
People continuously refined and improved the hardware, and electronic computers evolved from weighing dozens of tons.
Their processing speeds increased, functionalities grew more powerful, and sizes and weights reduced…
To this day,
Devices such as smartphones and tablets, representing “new-generation computers,” now possess incredibly powerful functions.
And the developnt of artificial intelligence had reached a new phase: the “Big Data Era.”
Various apps not only served users but also continuously recorded data.
What users liked to buy, eat, play, where they often went, their inco, and spending habits…
Unbeknownst to people, the software had already learned their “user habits.”
After big data processing and algorithmic analysis of user behaviors, then…
Users browsing short videos, news, movies, TV shows…
even ads.
Were more likely to encounter content that interested them or that they had seen before…
Precise!
Efficient!
Many people didn’t realize they were living in a “Big Data Era.”
Confused why people had different credit scores?
Why the amount available for online loans varied?
Actually, it was based on big data analysis of inco and spending habits.
Just like Ali-Pay wouldn’t likely give a high credit score or a large loan amount to soone with scant inco and consistent overspending each month.
With big data as the foundation, top tech companies began to explore artificial intelligence.
Attempting to let computers gain logical thinking and decision-making skills through extensive learning,
Thus replacing humans in highly repetitive, everyday, and optimized tasks, allowing humans to focus more on complex, creative work.
And so enterprises were already at the forefront.
In fact, people had already interacted with preliminary artificial intelligence.
For instance, smartphones and speakers had begun using smart voice assistants like Amazon’s Alexa, Apple’s Siri…
And in car technology, though still immature, autonomous driving was already at the cutting edge, like Google’s Waymo…
Of course, these AI systems were “pseudo-intelligent.”
Essentially, the software itself couldn’t think proactively.
It appeared “smart” because, supported by cloud computing and big data, it had enough case examples to produce results; thus, they all depended on the internet.
True intelligence is telling it that one plus one equals two, then it could consider on its own that two plus two is just doing one plus one twice, thus arriving at the result of four on its own.
Instead of having to be told every problem and result, only then searching through vast amounts of case data for answers instead of thinking on its own.
Currently,
Many top companies’ artificial intelligence were essentially enhanced versions of big data.
By extensively labeling information and recognizing it through software, and then forcibly making the software rember, it was a force-fed approach.
Like using Apple’s Siri or other voice assistants.
Every ti you asked it a question, it was all about connecting to the internet to search and fetch; whatever ca up online, that was the result.
In the end,
With the current pace of human technological advancent, achieving true artificial intelligence is still a way off, though it’s bound to happen soday.
By comparison,
Wu Jie’s system lottery-derived “Basic Artificial Intelligence Program” was indeed akin to a digital life form.
Unlike humans, this intelligent program lived in a virtual world.
Therefore, it had to exist within electronic devices, such as servers, computers, or even hard drives.
Like keeping fish requires a fish tank, Wu Jie specially prepared two sets of container-style data centers.
After the system poured it in and initialized the installation environnt, Wu Jie bound his own identity as master, communicating directly with it via a brainwave sensor.
This represented the first artificial intelligence program in the history of Earth’s civilization, of great significance.
From space, viewing the Earth, it was a vast blue planet covered mostly by water.
He simply chose a sowhat cliché, but still poetic na—”Blue Planet.”
Having a na wasn’t enough.
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