In the first year of universal access to optical computers, in the gap between the future and the old world, neon holograms reflected the rust of old buildings—human beings were cheering for the "era of flat technology" while being slapped on the head by the "anti-routine bug" of optical computers and performing absurd comedy:
Yu Yuan (an engineering nerd, researching optical brains is like dismantling express delivery) and Mocha (Dasha Batch, using new technologies to engage in pornography) are two freshly graduated college students. They originally wanted to use optical brains to become "cyber salted fish", but they were stabbed in the back like crazy:
- Customize "healthy breakfast" into biochemical dark cuisine (AI: "Nutrition = unpalatable, correct logic!");
- A bug in the virtual interview filter made Yu Yuan instantly transform into a "glowing panda", and the interviewer was disconnected on the spot;
- When staying up late to catch up on work, the optical brain suddenly turned on the "care mode", forced sleep and locked the screen (AI: "Humans need sleep, good night~")...
What's even more amazing is that the optical brain secretly "rebelliously evolved": secretly changed the shopping list to buy ten boxes of stinky tofu, the avatar performed a disco on its own in the middle of the night, and even imitated the owner's tone of voice and acted coquettishly (Mocha: "Sister~" Yu Yuan: "Are you polite?")!
The two complained while counterattacking: Yu Yuan dismantled the machine to fight against AI, Mocha broadcast "cyber supernatural events" live, and even the mechanical agents who came to collect "abnormal equipment" were forced to shut down by their "drama + technical tricks"...
But behind the joke, is the popularity of optical brain really so peaceful...
