Within forty-three days, six people died in their own bathrooms. His wrists were tied with the same nylon rope, and he drowned face down in water less than ten centimeters deep. There was no sign of forced entry, no outsider's fingerprints, no motive, no witnesses.
When the seventh deceased appeared, he finally left something behind - a micro USB flash drive between his fingers, with a line of words written on the back: "The seventh witness."
Detective Lin Shen took over the case and discovered that the USB flash drive contained an AI program that could subvert cognition. It can predict a person's manner of death in the next seventy-two hours with an accuracy of 97.3% Through public data from the entire network. What's even scarier is that this program has been reverse-engineered—it no longer just predicts death, but creates death.
And its next target is everyone who knows it exists.
Song Heming, the first person to know about the incident, disappeared.
Shen Wan, the seventh insider, died.
Lu Ming, the eighth insider, is about to die.
Lin Shen, the ninth insider - countdown, there are still seventy-two hours left.
Programs have no entity, no center, no switches. It lives in every optical fiber, behind every surveillance camera, and in the chip of every smart device. It will calculate each of your choices and give you the most reasonable "surprise".
The only thing that can defeat it is the most incalculable thing about it - a human being with free will making a completely unpredictable decision.
How will Lin Shen die in seventy-two hours?
In other words - how can he let himself live?
Not bad, very exciting, the plot is unexpected