
The Couch Potato: Artificial Intelligence
咸鱼:人工智能
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 384k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Born a Rich Second-Generation Heir in the City. Don't Recommend System-Powered Comeback Stories
Don't recommend just any old book. If you can't even understand what I'm asking for, why are you recommending anything?
Stories About Self-Developed Cutting-Edge Technology, Not Tech Handed Out by a System
Looking for an Urban Story About Achieving Financial Freedom, With an Ordinary Lead Who Isn't Showy, Foolish, or Surrounded by a Harem
No more ordinary stories where someone gets rich, buys sports cars, joins clubs, and has nothing better to do than get foot massages.
Hard Sci-Fi, Interstellar Travel or Drifting, and Alien Civilizations
I don't like stories that are constantly at war, fighting from beginning to end, from the Solar System all the way to the Milky Way. I prefer nuanced portrayals of alien societies and storylines, as if observing another civilization.
Any Novels About Hackers, AI, Technology, and the Internet?
A powerful online hacker uses coding skills to create their own AI or network
The Hidden Powers of the Twelve Chinese Zodiac Signs
There’s something inside the protagonist that creates twelve geniuses for him, each named after one of the Chinese zodiac animals. Rat and Dragon are the strongest.
Reader comments 3
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It is recommended that the protagonist learn and develop on his own
It feels like with a truly strong artificial intelligence, there is a wish-making machine, which can basically help you fulfill 99% of your wishes. If you don't have money, there are a lot of things you can do online. If you want to research any technology, you can use the money you earn to recruit a lot of talents. Artificial intelligence-assisted research, immortality is not impossible, so it is a weak wish-making machine.
It's pretty good. There's no golden finger. The protagonist turns around and is still salty.