Chapter 891: Chapter 671: Technology and Industry_2
Her younger brother was relatively average—neither outstanding nor dismal—and remained honest and quiet in class.
He neither showed off his family’s background nor displayed any particular emotional reaction to his academic performance.
In his opinion, whatever scores he got were fine, as long as he could hang out with Su Xiaoxi.
After the three kids in the family started attending school, Chen Pingsheng began working seriously. He would only ask them about their day and studies when they returned ho.
Life drifted by leisurely.
Chen Pingsheng had been busy building AI research centers dostically while acquiring fundantal AI data models and core data abroad.
This year, with no shortage of funds, his progress in core technology accelerated significantly.
Whether it was the already-public Tengde Era, AI artificial intelligence, or Tengfei New Energy—currently preparing for an IPO—the pace of advancent was extraordinarily fast.
On the AI front, they were developing an intelligent chatbot.
It could interact via voice and text, assist users in making decisions, solving problems, obtaining information, and even finding the most suitable shopping options.
This AI could be downloaded to smartphones and also deployed in intelligent driving models for renewable energy vehicles.
At the sa ti, it was working on a specialized ho-use chatbot capable of cleaning, childcare, and basic household chores.
The potential applications of AI were truly beyond imagination.
Over the next decade, every major tech giant would anchor their entrepreneurial projects in this field—and Chen Pingsheng would follow suit.
He was even mulling over the developnt of an AI-powered smartphone.
All of this required massive monetary investnt—not sothing achievable in just one or two years.
Chen Pingsheng launched extensive campaigns across the nation to promote AI’s core applications, aiming to recruit more talented mathematicians, engineers, and professionals in the AI field.
His efforts weren’t confined to the dostic market; he invested over 30 billion globally, establishing research centers in Japan, South Korea, India, Canada, and Singapore to recruit talent for these ventures.
AI innovation in China was pioneered not by anyone else, but by Baidu, which even hired Lu Qi back in the day to focus on AI developnt.
Unfortunately, this field required enormous upfront investnt, with no apparent revenue model in the early stages—a bottomless pit, as so might say.
No one could definitively estimate the amount of money needed to yield success in AI.
Companies like Apple, Google, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Tesla were all ramping up their investnts in this domain.
Competing against these firms ant nobody could confidently guarantee their own foothold in the market.
Nevertheless, every global technology conference regarded AI as the central technology of the future.
Yet, what AI truly encompasses and how it could generate revenue remains unclear to this day.
People only know that if you didn’t jump into this field, no matter how brilliant your current product is, it might face obsolescence—like how Apple supplanted Nokia.
When the collapse cos, you might not even realize it.
Chen Pingsheng participated in nineteen conferences on AI’s future developnt just in February.
It’s almost safe to say that most of his ti was focused on this field.
The continuous advancent in AI simultaneously fueled progress in Tengfei New Energy.
The two ventures complented each other seamlessly.
One could argue that even now, very few people could predict where AI innovation might ultimately land.
However, certain sectors had already begun generating profits—like AI-driven virtual human livestreaming.
This business, though just a small subsection of AI, required modest technological input yet could yield imdiate revenue.
Tengfei AI developed a range of virtual human models used in Tengyou dia’s daily e-comrce live-streaming operations.
During the initial stages, virtual humans could only follow preset processes for standard e-comrce activities.
At the advanced stage, they would respond to user inquiries and engage in natural conversations.
Developing such virtual human models required neither extensive ti nor effort; with the AI technologies they had accumulated, they could churn out countless models in a single day.
For ordinary users leveraging them to generate inco, it was akin to owning robots that worked tirelessly around the clock.
Clearly, mastering cutting-edge AI technologies made wealth creation an easily attainable goal.
Tengyou dia, being part of the sa ecosystem, adopted these virtual human models not only to promote AI technologies but also to gather more e-comrce data.
Fundantally, AI was essentially a form of computational power—whether it was chatting or e-comrce live-streaming, as long as it was fed enough data and models, it could function like a super brain, endlessly analyzing and applying information to arrive at a robust computational frawork.
Potentially, it could entirely replace the typical e-comrce livestreaming and even surpass the best-performing ones.
The deeper this technology digs, the more formidable it becos.
No one knows what the ultimate outco will be, but everyone is pouring their energy into pushing its boundaries.
Chen Pingsheng invested 50 billion in AI before the New Year—and within just three months, almost all of it had been spent.
Of course, his AI team had also grown into the largest AI project group in the country.
AI research centers he established spanned across the globe.
Additionally, he secured a myriad of basic AI technologies and computational models.
With his level of investnt, he completely eclipsed the early, hesitant attempts of Baidu.
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