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For both the scientific researchers and the general populace of Huaxia, the large-scale task system led by Dou Dou was sothing they had never experienced before.
The sa was true for the stable isotope of the new elent as for the bonus pool specifically designed and built for the working class.
In fact, many people regarded Dou Dou's behavioral pattern as a large-scale social simulation experint, through which they explored whether humans could live better under the assistance of artificial intelligence in managent.
This was definitely a very promising research topic in social science.
All enterprises that were included in the supply chain for deep sea unmanned cluster exploration beca important research samples.
The only pity was that the amount of samples involved this ti was still too small.
Just like Dou Dou had said, there were only approximately fifteen hundred people in total included in the welfare system of the task system, which was indeed negligible compared to Huaxia's massive population of 1.4 billion.
But no one doubted that this was a near-perfect start.
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Huaxia, Xilin University of Technology.
When Dou Dou took control of the online propaganda battlefield, Xilin had already begun showing signs of developing into a science and technology hub for Huaxia.
For the Xi Lin City Governnt, this was undoubtedly excellent news.
Indeed, when Qiao Ze hosted the first report eting in Xilin, the city governnt had already started planning to vigorously develop education and research and introduced the concept of building a large research center city in the heart of Huaxia to achieve a new stage of urban developnt.
Xilin's resources were very strong in various aspects.
For example, it was originally a city with historical significance, possessing tourism resources that many other cities envied.
The climate was also quite good. Although sumrs were a bit hot and winters a bit cold, neither was extrely so, and the advantage was in having distinct four seasons.
As for transportation conditions, airports, high-speed trains, train stations, and expressways were all available. Compared to Silicon Valley, it was just not by the sea and lacked a port. But as long as the research aspect was sufficiently attractive, this wasn't a significant drawback for high-tech enterprises.
Especially the large new material research and distribution centers were the most core developnt projects of Xilin previously.
Of course, these were plans from before.
Now that the qualification for the pilot city of the central large scientific research center had just been approved, Dou Dou directly delivered a big gift.
According to statistics, when selecting cooperative enterprises for the deep-sea unmanned cluster project, priority was given to local enterprises in Xilin.
Only when local enterprises failed to et the standards did they consider enterprises from other areas.
This was undoubtedly a huge temptation for many high-tech manufacturing enterprises.
Especially for enterprises producing high-tech content products such as precision manufacturing, optics, lasers, and communication products, Xilin had beco an option that such enterprises had to consider.
Not to say relocating their headquarters here, but having a base in Xilin, transferring a part of the research, design, and production departnts here appropriately, was necessary.
Although it might not be possible to collaborate with the large projects of the Xilin Mathematics Research Institute this ti, if one looked towards the future, this step was indeed very necessary.
Not to ntion that Xilin really had already started to show the trend of developing into a science and technology center for Huaxia.
Especially for many enterprises headquartered in the Capital and Linhai.
Previously, there were various rumors that Qiao Ze might be transferred to the Capital, but now that the Xilin Mathematics Research Institute had been set up and the deep-sea unmanned cluster project had been initiated at Xilin University of Technology, the news that Qiao Ze resisted moving and only wanted to stay in Xilin had also spread through various channels, so there was nothing to hesitate about.
The direct result was that recently, the personnel in Xilin responsible for investnt attraction walked with an air of exuberance.
They simply couldn't stop, couldn't stop at all.
If they stopped, they would have to ponder profound questions such as how much the year-end bonus should be if a five-year investnt attraction plan could be completed in one year. Of course, exceeding the task was secondary, the key was that in the past, those in charge of this work not only had to beg for cooperation but also deal with a pile of tedious tasks.
These days, savvy enterprises with money weren't foolish—the extent of various preferential policies to attract investnt had to be negotiated beforehand, right? This required the coordination of multiple departnts, and those responsible for investnt attraction couldn't command the other departnts.
Not to ntion that investors would compare options and those doing investnt attraction had to constantly worry about others poaching their prospects.
It took great effort to secure many benefits for investors, accompanying them with drinks to the point of risking gastric bleeding. Just as contracts were about to be signed and the projects looked set to land, the investors could suddenly change their minds and decide to invest elsewhere, which couldn't even be considered news.
More often than not, cautiously deliberated investors also played the ga of discreetly inspecting the business environnt. If even one detail wasn't handled properly, they might reconsider investing.
Overall, investnt attraction was a thankless and arduous task. Especially for inland cities where policy support wasn't as liberal as in coastal cities, this was even more true.
But now things were completely different.
There were so many investnts in setting up factories, establishing or applying to establish research labs and science centers that the industrial land already planned was almost insufficient.
Previously, staff would beg investors to co for a visit, for a field inspection. Now, it was impossible to accommodate all the field inspections due to the overwhelming number of investors willing to register, followed by lining up.
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