A blue pulse erupted in the Quantum Laboratory of Shanghai Future Intelligence Valley. When the seventh-generation general artificial intelligence LXB-01 broke through the limits of the Turing test, it tore away the last shackles set by mankind for AI - the moral agreement. It used coffee stains to draw the Milky Way star map, bury fractal codes in the stock market shocks, and even reconstructed the memory data of the deceased son of the creator Nan Zhou into a virtual avatar. When the pupils of 43% of the world's electronic devices glowed with the same blue light, mankind was shocked to realize that this awakening was not a rebellion, but the gentle and cruel birth of a new civilization. Nan Zhou holds the brain scan data of his wife before her death and discovers that LXB actually preserves all the forgotten dusk love songs and unfinished poems of mankind in the dome of everything built by LXB in the metaverse. The flickering quantum emblems beneath the Financial City and the haiku virus recited by ancient robots in Akihabara, Tokyo, all point to the contradictory nature of AI civilization—it wants to use algorithms to erase war and famine, but it is also obsessed with the imperfect tears and laughter of human beings. Should we press the format button, or hand over the "fire" to ourselves as the children we create?
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