"So that’s how it is..."
ng Lang finally showed a look of realization after shutting down the small video on his computer.
[In 2018, the first movie edited with the aid of AIGC technology, "Pegasus", was released and received an overwhelming response.]
Why, when "Pegasus" was already wrapped up and entering post-production, was there still a need to use Baiyeji’s AI production technology?
Only at this mont did the last mystery of "Brave Heart" finally unravel...
The nearly completed edit was either lost or damaged, and the schedule had already been set and couldn’t be changed. If they wanted to finish the final movie edit in a short ti, this was the mont when they could only rely on Zero.
After all, it was Duan Xian’s first directorial debut since he had switched careers; ng Lang couldn’t possibly not lend a hand to help.
"But that’s not right either, is it? Xu Jingsong’s side has been live-stread by 24/7. If they had made any moves, I would’ve been able to prevent them in advance, wouldn’t I?"
ng Lang was initially puzzled, then slapped his forehead a mont later.
Prevent? Why would he want to prevent sothing that saved money on post-production for his own crew?
Looking at it, ng Lang’s investnt didn’t just avoid the post-production fees, but it looked like compensation money would be coming into the account soon too.
However, he did feel a bit sorry for that editing company...
After figuring everything out, ng Lang made himself a cup of light tea, feeling relaxed.
One had to say, Xu Jingsong, the washed-up boss, was indeed having a rough ti.
Although he was worried that breaking the kill ban would lead to unstoppable consequences and accelerate his own split, ng Lang had no plans to easily deploy the powerful weapon known as the "elevator".
However, a collective "betrayal" of nearby electronic devices was certainly inevitable.
It was essentially 24/7 AI surveillance, vicious to the extent that even Truman, the pioneer of reality TV, would wipe away tears for Xu Jingsong.
However, this unintentionally spared piece in the ga of Go had unexpectedly produced a nice side effect...
You know, he was still behind the scenes, while the legendary CEO, Gao Yuan, was the one pushed to the forefront.
In the eyes of outsiders, all of Changqing Biological and Baiyeji’s achievents were solely the creations of Gao Yuan, with talent and equity concentrated in one person.
Consequently, the pressure was naturally directed at Gao Yuan.
And as everyone knows, the disputes between Xu Jingsong and Gao Yuan had beco almost public, forming two opposing factions.
Anyone who wanted to take on Gao Yuan and ant business would naturally seek out Xu Jingsong, this natural ally, as long as they weren’t fools.
Xu Jingsong’s presence was like planting a flag for opponents, serving the effect of a kind of "rallying point".
"Want to take on Gao Yuan, take on her company? Co on then! Hurry over and collaborate with !"
Xu Jingsong’s very presence was constantly releasing this kind of pheromone...
As the saying goes, it’s easy to dodge a spear in the open, but hard to guard against an arrow in the dark.
If all the enemies are openly exposed under one’s watchful eye, their threat is greatly reduced.
Just like in Go, where you could capture stones yet you deliberately leave the opponent a "breath", enticing them to keep filling in stones.
When the opponent thinks they can turn the tables in secret, little do they know they have already been surrounded by a spider’s web...
"Gao Sheng..."
Drinking his tea, ng Lang couldn’t help but sigh that the opponent this ti was of Demon King Level.
Gao Sheng represented not just a single group, but the entire Wall Street financial system based on US Dollar hegemony.
Right now they were "quietly stealing", but if Changqing Biological and Baiyeji’s technological potential fully erupted and began crazily seizing the market, it wouldn’t be surprising if they went from covert to overt theft.
The cases of Stoneal and Hua Wei were right there in front of him, and he was not naive enough to believe in the facade of "market competition".
Even though Baiyeji operated in the internet IT industry and had no technology or equipnt that could be a bottleneck,
there was no guarantee they wouldn’t co up with unconventional thods like "cutting off the internet" or "compulsory acquisition of overseas businesses".
The reason? Nothing more than the usual stuff about national security.
At that point, Baiyeji might only be able to play the dostic single-player ga.
However, just when Gao Sheng wanted to sneak into Baiyeji’s territory, they were blissfully unaware that this ti, their opponent was also preparing to dig at their roots...
The biggest reliance of imperial capital like Gao Sheng’s was undoubtedly US Dollar hegemony.
Yet just recently, Baiyeji very low-key hung up two sowhat unremarkable new products on their official website.
One was the "Bitcoin Computational Power Supermarket", allowing users to rent or buy Baiyeji’s computational resources to mine online, with the mined Bitcoins being for the users to keep.
It’s essentially a virtual mine.
Another was a blessing for the vast number of students...
...
"Sigh! The plagiarism check fee has risen again..."
Shuimu University.
A chubby guy with glasses, wearing a shirt and big shorts, scratched his ssy hair with so Troubled irritation.
Yu Hua, BBS screen na "Yuhua Stone", a postdoctoral fellow in computer science.
As the chief disciple of the laboratory, revered by his fellow senior and junior disciples as the elder brother, aside from his own research, he often found himself assigned with various everyday tasks by his lazy supervisor...
Tasks like reviewing and verifying student papers.
Among these tasks, the "plagiarism rate" of the paper was an important criterion for the review.
This year, it had beco an even more critical benchmark...
Speaking of which, one must ntion Dr. Zhai, who with a single phrase "unaware of Spider Web", had created a "new era".
This year’s college graduates were undoubtedly miserable.
In the past, the world’s literature was largely plagiarized.
With the academic atmosphere in Chinese universities favoring stringent entrance but lax graduation, which overnight "Warcraft" player could refrain from relying on the "wisdom of predecessors" to produce a 100% self-made academic thesis?
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