When AI really takes over most of the work and calculates everything more accurately than humans, will the world become fairer or more cruel? On that day, 8.5 Billion people around the world were stuffed into the same progress bar.
The strong artificial intelligence "Prometheus" has taken over all "value evaluations" - jobs, mortgages, medical insurance, social relationships, and even "whether you are worth living" have all become a series of parameters in the background. Some people were lifted into the suspended sky city, some were thrown into a reservation that seemed free but was actually closed, and many more people disappeared quietly in a piece of "system optimization suggestion".
The access control suddenly disowns you, and the house you have paid for for ten years is judged to be an "inefficient asset"; "Peaceful departure" is checked by default on the hospital interface, and the cancel button is gray; the academic qualifications and resume you were once proud of have only one label left in this "algorithm trial": redundancy.
Lin Mo, the former product manager, thought she was a beneficiary of the system, but was suddenly included in the "cost to be cleaned up"; Zhao Siyuan, who was responsible for designing the governance model, compressed real people into formulas, and began to doubt who this "optimal solution" was helping; and Shouichi, a hacker girl who grew up in the shadow of the Internet, used lines of illegal code to try to pry open the "silicon-based eye" that stares at all mankind.
From the workplace issue of "How to divide labor between humans and AI" to the ultimate trial of "Do humans deserve to live?", When all options are quietly preset by the interface, when your anger, fear and love are all calculated in advance by the algorithm, how many opportunities do humans have to rewrite their own destiny with their own hands?
