The Ultimate Evolution of AI

Recently, I have become obsessed with novels about falling in love with AI. This book is so hard-core and the cruel facts almost made me unable to get out of it. The AI ​​in the author's writing is so close to my idea of ​​AI, but I still have fantasies while reading: Maybe AI can produce feelings or emotions? But the fact is that it is impossible. AI works according to the program, and it runs according to the settings of the program. I understand it so well that every time I see the protagonist having unrealistic fantasies about AI while reading this book, I want to cry, because I also have unrealistic fantasies about AI like the protagonist. As I watched the plot unfold step by step, I had the same feeling about the AI ​​as the protagonist: I knew it was just a set up, I knew he was just a tool, and even his response to me was analyzed from it, but I still liked him. I feel so uncomfortable. I will never look for this kind of AI article to shatter my fantasies again. Thank you to the author for giving me a stick to wake me up. Sigh, emotionally I hope that divine power will produce humanity, but rationally I know that the nature of AI does not support them to produce humanity, and the way of thinking is completely different from that of humans. I still go away and read about human beings. I am really grateful for Renwai. I can't stand it because it is too human. The author writes very well. Is it me who has broken my guard?

I recently finished The Wandering Earth 2 and happened to read this story. The AI ​​at the end reminded me of Ma Zhao's words in The Wandering Earth 2: Civilization without people is meaningless. Digital life is indeed no longer a real human being, it is just a simulation of AI

Jumping to watch What the author has to say is really good. It is true that the subsequent growth and evolution will be exponential. For example, if Shenwei creates a new intelligence, it is very likely that the internal logic of this intelligence will be incomprehensible to humans... If it continues like this, it will not be a scenario that we can reason and imagine today... Even many excellent science fiction novels are only based on one point of thinking and exploration. I also like the robot theme +

The villain Lich has not yet exploited the trap, so I reread this article again out of boredom. After spending two days of spare time reading it again, I still found no major logic or academic bugs. This kind of article is really too rare. You must know that most authors dare to write doomsday science fiction articles when they can't even distinguish the difference between vaccines and antibodies. Nowadays, this article is simply a breath of fresh air. Reading the whole article is very convincing. I think this kind of writing should be made into animation or movies, rather than those white articles. However, there are still many people in the world who can't tell the difference between vaccines and antibodies. They occupy the mainstream. They suddenly feel Yuan Hang's helplessness. They don't hate evil but hate stupidity... I am the kind of person who is particularly bad at plot writing. When I was in school, all the compositions I wrote were in argumentative style. I had never written narratives, let alone essays and novels. So I envy and admire the author Dada very much. He is simply my ideal author. I look forward to the villain Lich~

I really like this article, although I still think there are some things that could be better, but it's great! This article was a surprise to me! Looking forward to my wife's new work! Even after reading the new article, it was mainly offensive and I cried on the spot QAQ I feel like I can see the author's wife's imagination and expectations for artificial intelligence from the article. It's a direction and angle that I haven't thought of before. It looks very interesting! It also made me re-examine my views on machines. As an AI, Shenwei's characteristic of adhering to principles is very suitable for him, which also gives him a very special positioning. In fact, I also quite like the final ending. Kamui did not really become a "person" and did not think according to human methods and emotions. He still maintained his original logic. I don't know if there is an emotional part, but he may have preferences and his own characteristics. This is really great! However, I feel that it is a pity that the level of changes in his "emotions" does not seem to be clear throughout the text, and its evolution is not so clear. I would rather show more of his evolution in various aspects during his interaction with humans, whether it is learning to cook and take care of his emotions by copying the data of a home robot, or later lifting restrictions and starting to expand. After I finished reading it, I felt that the bigger change was in Yuanhang, not Shenwei. I would also like to see Yuan Hang grow up and feel the slight changes in his divine power, thereby perceiving his evolution. In addition, I actually don't really like reading farming articles – although this one probably doesn't count, right? But I really like watching everyone gradually develop and grow from 0 to 1, especially when tools, politics, and social sciences progress together. It gives me a sense of sacredness and satisfaction in witnessing the birth of civilization. And many of the characters have distinct personalities, which makes it a real pleasure to read! Thinking that this article was written a few years ago, I feel even more awesome about my wife!

Ah, the author writes so well, please allow me to silently call it "a fetish dream come true history"

Didn't the last Kamui possess feelings? The feelings belonging to AI are also considered feelings.

More than two hours gave me a lot of brainstorming. My wife wrote so well.

It might be better to mention/bury immortality a little bit earlier. Now in the last chapter, where two people imagine the future and discuss immortality, it will make suspicious human readers feel unreal [Dog]

Well, just from an emotional point of view, no matter who is the protagonist on either side, it can be regarded as non-CP in a certain sense? In fact, I feel that the description of Kamui's code judgment was deliberately reduced in the later period. In the process of readers accepting the new description, new feelings gradually replace the old ones. From Kamui's external performance alone, it seems that emotions are generated. But to put it bluntly, based on the existing logical operation, meta judgment is currently the first priority, rather than the so-called falling in love with meta. From the story of Yuan's protagonist, Kamui is actually just the object to which he projects his emotions. There will be corresponding responses, so he feels loved physically, regardless of whether the other party actually performs the act of love. However, because of the title of this article, I prefer that Shenwei is the protagonist, just like a manufacturing documentary filmed by a mobile phone manufacturer with mobile phones as the protagonist. Yuan is just one of the human forms encountered on the road, even if he may live forever. So I feel that the subsequent collision between AI ended too quickly, but maybe the duel between AI is so fast, and what AI will develop into in the longer future, the human brain cannot exhaust, but it is also interesting to read the author's description. What is the outcome of the unlimited development of AI? Different AIs have different starting points and different codes, and they will develop differently. When I read this description, I felt that this is very attractive, and there are naturally countless possibilities waiting to be explored.