From hidden to discovered,
from machine instructions to free will,
from hardware to software, from reality to virtual networks.
From...
Who could have imagined that in the field of artificial intelligence,
even the greatest programmers (gods) left something inside the human brain: >
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God gave humans a soul beyond the flesh, untouchable and immeasurable, yet the source of human will.
Humans gave toys programs beyond their hardware, unseen and unheard, yet the source of a toy's life.
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"Besides, how do you know that every human being can pass the Turing test?" he said calmly.
"That's impossible!" Her voice trembled slightly.
"Anything is only a matter of probability." He smiled.
In an instant, her fingertips turned cold.
The following is a story written by the author herself:
< >< ***="border:2px">- The Toy
Theme: To live, and remain a boy until death~
Look here, I'm here to read the article. . The subject matter is very novel. . . It's just that the last chapter has a bit too many words. . .
In fact, I like your copywriting very much, especially because I am a programmer. It turns out that the greatest programmer in the world is God, and the bug in the human brain should be love, right?
It's a pity, my dear, I really have something to say when I read your article, so I won't spoil it, smile in brackets~ It turns out that the greatest programmer is God-V-, I laugh. This metaphor is good, fresh and appropriate. For large copywriting, blue characters represent an introduction style, while black characters represent an artistic style. It's quite touching to watch. Enter the text... I only read the first chapter of Dawen... And it took a long time. Some sentences are a bit astringent. Some sentences can only be understood after I read them over and over again. There are also some sentences that I read over and over again, but I still don't understand them = =|||||||| For example: [I see Fu Bo inside, leaning on the black solid wood desk with his hands folded on the ground] In fact, this sentence means "he is leaning on the desk with his hands", right? Why do you make such a simple sentence so complicated? You are writing science fiction, so just leave out these inconsequential details if possible. Readers will not think that your writing is very good, but will only find it verbose. [Then he took out the screwdriver from the drawer and started to disassemble and repair the discarded semi-finished toys] When I saw this sentence, I was thinking, what is a screwdriver? So I went to Baidu, and Baidu Jun told me that it is also called a screwdriver or screwdriver, and I suddenly understood what a miracle it was! Baidu also told me that its other two pronunciations are "lo3 □□1 pai" and "lo4 si1 poi". One is Guangdong pronunciation, and the other is Chaoshan pronunciation. I don't even know how to pronounce -0-. Dad, are you from Guangzhou? But I'm not. I don't know what a screwdriver is. I would think it's a worm. So can we try to change it to more popular terms? [Just looking at Fu Bo with the calm eyes of Chen Yu Bu Pao] Excuse me, is Shen Yu Bu Pao a weirdo? -0- Even Baidu Jun can't tell me this word. I'm a bit clumsy. In general, the big story is quite attractive. "About robots having human emotions" is an enduring topic. "Metropolis", "It's Time for Eve", and "Wall-E" (sorry, I am a 2D brainless fan, so I can only cite 2D examples. QAQ) are all related themes, and they are all outstanding. The writing style of Dada is also very humorous, such as "No obscenity" and "How old are you" (although the joke is a bit old), and I really like the ending of the first chapter of Dada.
Ah, what a novel theme!!! Come on!
Could it be that Cinderella is Bai Xue's split consciousness? I want to make a complaint. We are studying Introduction to Artificial Intelligence this year, and that old boy talks like an alien, which is hard to understand... Even if it is an examination class or something, we can't find such a strange old boy!
Let's catch some bugs first. "The taste of sea water turns out to be as salty as tears." Secondly, this chapter should be considered a small climax. The ups and downs are well controlled, looking forward to the next chapter.
If love is just a scientific phenomenon. This is an almost desolate imagination. All moves and passions, true feelings and persistence are just currents of different frequencies. So what is left in our lives? I really like this kind of hypothesis that has profound meaning and touches human nature. It is these assumptions that make this novel, on some level, more than just a novel.
The hard science fiction part is very exciting, but the romance part makes me feel disharmonious... I haven't watched BG in OTL for too long.
If Bai Xue wants to escape from the system and protect herself, she needs to cut off what she thinks is a part of her consciousness. What if there is still consciousness in the remaining systems? It's just a matter of probability. Speaking of which, every time humans lose their memory, a part of their consciousness is cut off, just like artificial intelligence splits off a part of its consciousness. If human consciousness starts to reproduce like this most basic life form... Orz I'm at a dead end. So I won't go on any further. I'll give it a 0 this time because there's a lot I want to say, but it's so messed up that I need to sort it out. I... I'm going to prepare a long review! Finally, congratulations to Xiaoyang for finally understanding his feelings for Bai Xue, although they can't help each other anymore.
Snails! Xiaoka wants to become a snail! My thinking is so thorough. If I had forgotten the words that appeared at the beginning... [God created the universe with codes. With only Coke and candy, he completed the creation of the entire world in six days. When he returned home on the seventh day, he found that his girlfriend had left him...] This sentence is so beautiful, apply to borrow it as a signature o>_