Police Story 2050

I've been so busy lately that I haven't had time to read new books. I was on duty yesterday. Today I saw that the first volume of the setting collection was finished, so I took the time to read it and talk about the feeling of the new book. First of all, if there are only set volumes at present, poor results are inevitable. To be honest, this book is more suitable than the previous two books to be published as a physical book rather than serialized. In an era of fragmented entertainment, it is indeed not eye-catching. But what is reassuring is that Tianya did not give up on the book, and the writing style is more improved than the previous two books. This is a good thing for people who like this book. After all, there will always be people who like a book, and there will always be people who hate it. Let's talk about what kind of people this book is suitable for, and it can also prevent some people from wasting their time. This book is suitable for people with more rational thinking, slower reading speed, certain correct knowledge reserves and social experience, and people who have their own thoughts about future technology (not based on those scientific novels or some b-reply content). After reading the setting volume, these people can roughly understand what the future world looks like in Tianya's eyes, and then they will look forward to what future cases will look like. Tell me why it is suitable for people with correct knowledge reserves and social experience. This is the reason why I personally think this book has poor performance. Most people like to read "science fiction" that is similar to fantasy. In fact, they do not think rationally about what the future will be like. Generally, they are "Looking at what you said is so powerful, I can't feel the changes in xx", "It must be xx technology is the future" and so on. For example, in Tianya's thinking, the future is dominated by computing power. If you have a basic concept of computing power, you will understand the explanation of computing power proposed by Tianya in the setting. (As an aside, I personally feel that electricity is more of a fundamental anchor for the future than computing power, especially after the realization of nuclear fusion. Computing power is ultimately an extension of electricity, mathematics, computers and mechanical materials.) What's even deeper is that computing power can directly affect labor efficiency. Although it is difficult for ordinary people to feel it, it is actually related. Let me give you an example, smart ports. When mentioning smart ports, everyone's first reaction is Yangshan Port. The automation of Yangshan Port is already very good. Through the data generated by thousands of detectors and sensors, you can imagine how powerful computing power is required to process these various data. Compared with improving the efficiency of sensor hardware, increasing computing power is a cheaper option. If the container transshipment efficiency increases by 1%, the time it takes for consumers to receive goods may be reduced by one day compared to the past. Another example is the agricultural drones of XAG and DJI, which are detected by sensors and then use computing power to generate agricultural prescription maps. These are currently important computing power usage scenarios. A real future novel should have corresponding logic. The setting written by Tianya has already taken a rough shape, and the remaining details need to be added in the case. The writing is much better than the previous two books, although there are still many typos. Generally speaking, it is normal for new books to be disappointing, but they are still worth reading.

For a reader like me who likes science fiction and stumbles upon this book, it's really great!!! It just so happens that there has been a certain amount of attention to large models in the past two years. I think at least the previous part describes a near future that feels possible. Although we still don't know whether the large model will encounter bottlenecks or whether it will just be a bubble, but if it develops smoothly, apart from the fact that the eye mask and ID card feel a bit black technology, the future described in the article really makes me feel that it is within my reach and I am slowly walking into it!!! As a freshman majoring in electronic science and technology, I hope I can contribute to China's chips and China's artificial intelligence in the future. Other words about the near future: I mentioned some of the ones mentioned earlier in "Human Civilization Wrong Start", and I think the book "Out of the Cage" about kayaking is also good (although it doesn't feel too recent, but his previous books have also described some). Others can't be remembered at the moment. If you have any recommendations, book friends can also recommend them. Finally share some beautiful pictures

Why is the protagonist called "Tagawa"🤣? It feels a bit honest

When you criticize me on Zhihu I can even imagine your expression in front of the screen Come to the comment area to criticize me once a year The starting point is level 5 How much is the tax? Who do you know? How It looks like this now It's the same as the previous evaluation I just don't like to read what you write It's completely unimaginative I'm here today to give you back what you threw at me That's it

If you are not optimistic about the field of future police writing, without super imagination and logic, this kind of writing should have no story at all... Handling cases in the future should be very "technological", and I feel that there are too few stories about people who can write cases.

What has the author been busy with recently? When will the new book be released? There is a shortage of police documents. It is hard to find crime-solving novels written by authors that are in line with the reality of the police, have online IQs, and are not yet in love. First of all, the authors who are not in love exclude 90% of the novels written by female authors. They must be in line with the reality of the police and exclude those authors who have never been a police officer or have no close contact with the police in real work. After such elimination, there are actually not many authors left. The police stories written by the remaining authors may be good enough, but they may not be brain-burning enough.

It is actually very interesting to enter the virtual game at the beginning to find the loopholes and oversteps of the game. For example, a sudden virtual reality game quickly passed the review and was released to the world, and the protagonist entered the virtual game with a secret mission to explore the truth of the game and discovered a secret in the game. Everything is eroding the real world, and the truth discovered during the gradual exploration is just the tip of the iceberg Although it is written off the topic of the police story, I think that in the future, what you do in the virtual world may actually affect the real world, and a department to maintain peace in the virtual world will be born.

The essential issue of your book, psychology plus large AI model, is so blatant that it completely floats in the sky, forgetting the essence of telling a story.

Wait and hope

It's been a year, will I never write again?