Shichun was originally just an ordinary programmer at Yunqi Technology who was squeezed into the middle of the night.
Company boss Zhang Bin defrauded Party A of the down payment, technical director Liu Rong fabricated AI capabilities, and gave tens of millions of dollars of projects to interns, but Shichun took the blame when an accident occurred. On the day of layoffs, Shichun was forced to sign an accident liability letter, and his life hit rock bottom.
At this moment, he unexpectedly mastered the "future code base" ability and glimpsed key fragments of future AI technology.
He does not believe that AI is a god, and looks down upon those who use AI as an excuse for layoffs and ordinary people as redundant costs. Shichun uses core technologies such as entropy ridge compression, thermal ridge scheduling, and causal responsibility chains to compete head-on with technology giants such as NVIDIA, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, AWS, and Apple at the Global AI Summit.
Others pile up computing power, while others pile up tokens.
Others rely on models to create myths, while he dismantles context.
Others use AI to write beautiful reports, and he lets AI find out who is really responsible.
Starting from an old server, Shichun founded Countercurrent Technology to bring AI from the giant cloud back into the hands of ordinary people. What he wants to do is not just a tool to save money, but a set of AI infrastructure that can protect evidence, trace responsibility, and allow people who have been suppressed by the system to speak again.
When global technology companies, capital, former bosses, and the rules of the old era came together to pressure them, Shichun only said one thing:
"Code can flow backwards, and so can people."
