Feedforward

When AI from the future sends signals to the past, will humans be guided pawns or active players? In 2020, the super AI Prometheus of 2045 projected a quantum signal to three young people. In Huajing, Lu Chenzhou received a mysterious email, and Allin started a large-scale model business; in Pengcheng, Zhou Tieshan assembled the first-generation bipedal robot in an old factory; in Hujiang, Su Wanqing got the inspiration to break through the prediction of cancer. The three people have never met, but they dreamed of the same future on the same night. In five years, a spark started a prairie fire. They released the domestic large-scale model Spark, launched the consumer-grade robot Z-02, and used AI to save 100,000 terminally ill patients. When technology illuminates reality, the three of them gradually realize that those flashes of inspiration are not gifts, but gifts from the future. This is a science fiction novel about choice. When AI can predict the future, do humans still have free will? When technology is given away in advance, is the value created still real? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.