In a future where AI defines everything, will human wisdom, emotion, and independence still have value?
In the year 2067, humans sacrificed their souls to data.
Smartphones have become an antique, and AI dominates everything from the operating table to virtual farmland. Everyone is immersed in Global VR, going crazy for a "Global League" with a prize pool of up to 100 billion. Life is defined as: work is distributed by AI and happiness is provided by VR.
But under this prosperous age built by algorithms, there is a cold truth hidden: When AI becomes an absolute assistant, has human thinking become a redundant and inefficient behavior?
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I hope that in the future, humans can control AI, instead of being workers controlled by AI without conscious opinions!
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I hope that in the future, humans can control AI, instead of being workers controlled by AI without conscious opinions!
It's very beautiful. I hope everyone can come and see it together.
It's very beautiful and the story is quite meaningful.