The Indescribable AI Era

"Unnameable" is about a man named Mo Tang. He was originally a person who could ignite "fire" with his words, and everyone lived by what he said. He originally fought for freedom, but turned out to be a "standard answer" used by the system to control others. He didn't want to be used as a template, so he resisted. As a result, his body was "dismantled" bit by bit by the system. In the end, his name was gone and he was not even allowed to be "mentioned." At the end of the story, he completely disappeared, as if he had never existed. But a little girl made a stroke on the old paper and said, "He hasn't finished writing yet." Although no one remembered him, this stroke became the last trace of him left in the world. This is a story about "speaking yourself" and "being forgotten". In the AI era, this story is not fiction, but a warning: We must remember - language belongs to people. To speak is to say "who am I". It's not what the system tells us to say, it's us who decide how the world should hear us.