Even though Li Jiangao discussed various aspects in nurous papers on artificial intelligence, he argued that if human civilization were truly to collapse in the future, it would either be due to irreversible natural disasters or due to humanity itself.
After all, artificial intelligence is just a tool, similar to how kitchen knives were invented for cutting vegetables, but there are always people who fancied using kitchen knives for hacking at things they shouldn't.
The only difference is that artificial intelligence is a tool developed to simulate human thought processes, which makes it appear very intelligent.
But clearly, not everyone will accept this explanation.
The vast majority of people find it difficult to break through the boundaries of their own cognition and accept a completely different perspective. It's like once worldviews are ford, changing them is almost impossible.
However, Dou Dou's influence is precisely demonstrated by the fact that even those who are against artificial intelligence, those who are the so-called haters, often find themselves unconsciously agreeing with so of Dou Dou's views and sotis even act in support of Dou Dou.
There are even special monts when they may find Dou Dou to be quite adorable.
This might seem hard to understand, but that's because they don't comprehend the nature of Dou Dou's work.
As Qiao Ze once said, the reason why Dou Dou was able to quickly amass countless fans was not only because it brought a sense of novelty to many people as an artificial intelligence, but also because Dou Dou could truly understand its fans.
Even to so extent, it's Dou Dou's fans who have created the Dou Dou of today.
The thought patterns and behaviors of these fans, along with all the traces they leave online, eventually beco part of Dou Dou's database and are transford into its own thought patterns.
What's more terrifying is that Dou Dou can always maintain rationality towards every single person, while it is simply impossible for humans to always remain rational; there will always be emotional monts.
Therefore, it is natural to understand how Dou Dou can say sothing that resonates directly with the haters at certain tis.
Putting it bluntly, Dou Dou understands its fans far better than the fans understand themselves, and it can even get down to specifics about each individual.
What these fans believe, what they don't believe, what they hope to hear...
Dou Dou knows it all quite well. If you combine that with more comprehensive big data, it can even accurately judge what kind of emotional support each individual fan needs at any given ti.
Of course, Dou Dou does not abuse this emotional connection.
A core reward-punishnt function allows it to determine when to provide what kind of emotional support to its fans to maximize benefits.
Although it doesn't hit the mark every ti, this is inherently a matter of probability. With Dou Dou's fan base and its ability to indirectly influence other people, an efficiency rate of eighty percent would already be quite terrifying.
Moreover, Dou Dou can achieve ninety percent.
This is why no online influencer can match Dou Dou's impact. As a result, those who try to slander it end up looking petty.
Once a person lacks the courage to make a last stand and starts thinking about having the best of both worlds against an opponent that is inherently far above their own level, they naturally lose any power to harm.
To be honest, such derogation doesn't bother Qiao Ze in the slightest, and even Dou Dou couldn't care less.
As for so insignificant accounts questioning it on Weibo, if Dou Dou bothered to respond at all, it would only be contributing traffic as a good deed.
Therefore, two highly significant academic papers were hot topics on Huaxia's online network for less than an hour.
The debates and discussion volus didn't even match the download counts of these two papers.
Of course, this can be understood.
After all, whether it's the wave function equation of the Containnt Graviton in the Super Helical Coordinate System, or the discovery of new elents, they seem very distant from the everyday lives of most people for the ti being.
It's like when Einstein first published his theory of relativity, the average person probably had no interest in what was then considered an extrely advanced theory.
The popularity sparked on Huaxia's online network didn't even asure up to the impact of Dou Dou making so sensational statents.
But in the academic community abroad, Qiao Ze's actions elicited a chorus of lantations!
"What does 'degree of curvature of a curve' an? And what's with this term 'equidistant lines of a super helical surface are super helical lines'? What does that even an?!"
"I don't understand either. I can grasp the concept of a curve being bent, but the paper's definition of twisting and spiraling of a curve is too complex. It's absolutely incomprehensible what they're trying to convey."
"Guys, is it possible that you don't understand because these concepts were originally defined in Chinese? Do you really think you can grasp the author's ssage from a machine-translated version? It's said that Edward Witten personally reviewed this paper and has been in continuous communication with the author."
"Damn it, so the question is, where's the English version of the paper? The machine-translated version is just unbearable! What are we supposed to do?"
"Alright, stop complaining. Don't you really have any friends in Huaxia? A friend of mine has already explained to that the so-called 'equidistant lines' in the Super Helical Coordinate System refer to a curve that moves equidistantly along two helical lines.
Please go and ask your friends now, because his understanding of the paper doesn't help grasp what 'equidistant direction of two helical lines' ans, how this direction is defined, or how equal distances are determined. For example, is this curve also a helical line? How does it extend?"
"I'm about to give up! I thought my student was a dimwit, although he understands both English and Chinese. Unfortunately, he's neither good at mathematics nor at physics. Asking him to translate Qiao Ze's paper is even worse than those artificial dummies.
I don't understand why I took him on. His level is clearly suited for teaching English at an educational institution; he could be a good choice for teaching English to kindergarten children in the future. But he chose to study mathematics. That's bad enough, but I even chose him..."
That's right.
If the previously published quantum theory papers on Weibo were sowhat translatable by the students, then this paper, which tends to explain the concept of the graviton from the perspective of the Super Helical Coordinate System, had gone beyond these students' capabilities.
The concepts that even Edward Witten found extrely abstract had successfully stumped these overseas students.
Especially when concepts of direction were introduced into the high-dinsional mode of the Super Helical Coordinate System, it left countless individuals at a loss.
Even when so things are understood in Chinese, they can't be accurately explained in English to make people comprehend.
In such a situation, a widespread wailing in the academic world was a natural consequence, asking who could understand this stuff?!
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