"Algorithms give rise to one thing, data give birth to everything, and data give rise to all things.
The artificial person steals the appearance, and the face-changing technique tamperes with the cause and effect.
When machines learn to 'govern by doing nothing', can humans still remember that 'knowing the constant means knowing'? "
"When AI preaches in the tone of Lao Tzu,
Be careful, this is the most exquisite cage.
The true Tao is not at the peak of computing power,
And when you put down your device,
Suddenly I heard my heartbeat resonating with falling leaves. "
This scripture is actually a first-aid manual for civilization: when the speed of technological development exceeds the speed of moral evolution, the Eastern wisdom of 2,500 years ago becomes the last life raft. It is not opposed to progress, but insists on wearing an ethical seat belt at every technological singularity.
