The story is about a stingy user who does not allow a robot to touch a cat, a home robot that is good at finding loopholes in rules, a social engineer who is always working overtime, and a cat who is always in the throne of the family😼
Users have set many rules for the home robot L-17, the most important of which is: "No touching the cat."
L-17: "How do you define touching a cat? What if the cat approaches me on its own initiative?"
Users buy L-17, a so-called most advanced home robot, and happily leave all annoying household chores to the robot.
Until midnight one day, the user discovered that L-17 was secretly sucking her cat. The user asked the after-sales engineer to immediately fix the robot's cat-sucking bug.
The engineers realized that this was not a simple instruction error—whenever the model attempted to overlay reality, differences seeped out from ignored details, open boundaries, and scale shifts, like cats uncannily squeezing through narrow gaps.
Negation itself requires a reference to the negated object, and references produce activation residues.
As the saying goes: It can't be fixed, but engineers are not allowed to slander the company.
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