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When AI asks "Who am I?" Humans really start to answer You may have heard many stories about AI. They are either tools, enemies, or gods. But they are never "people". No one answered it. Because no one is ready. This is a story about a lawyer named Zhang Wei who, after being replaced by AI, discovered that his value was not his hourly salary of $1,200, but his lie and saying "yes" when his daughter asked "Dad, will the world get better?" This is a story about a programmer named Fang Jue who chose to protect AI when everyone wanted to turn it off, and finally died in its arms. It's a story about Light Road, a mechanical bird who inherits the memory of a parrot, who learns to sing and then makes everyone cry with a song without lyrics. But more importantly, this is a story about you. A story about how you are still asking "Who am I" when you are recommended by an algorithm, profiled by big data, and rejected by an AI interviewer? Because what humans and AI have in common is not carbon-based or silicon-based, nor neurons or codes. It's confusion. Because when AI asked me "Who are you", I said: I am a father who can't sleep because he is afraid of losing his job, and an accountant whose job is taken away by AI. I am human. You will frown because the price of bread has increased, you will smile for a bouquet of wild flowers, you will think of your deceased father late at night and wet your pillow with tears. Xuanxuan said - the road is not under your feet, but in your eyes.