After All, Who Is Still Working in Silicon Valley?

In 2026, it's winter in Silicon Valley. How many steps does it take to kill a middle-class elite? The answer: a job loss, a loss of insurance, a foreclosure, and an inexpensive cold. When Lin Yi, the current chief architect of AxiomAI, collapsed on a rainy night holding an invalid medical insurance card, he finally saw clearly the economic killing line that straddles the necks of all ordinary people: This is a precise mathematical threshold. When the marginal cost of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) reaches zero, any human whose output is lower than the cost of computing power will be regarded as an invalid asset by the system and an automatic clearing process will be initiated. There is no violence, just silent social death. … When he opened his eyes again, Lin Yi returned to 2015 with the self-developed large model of Suiren. It was the golden age of the wild growth of the mobile Internet, but the eve of the explosion of artificial intelligence was still quiet. In this life, Lin Yi chose a different path. He doesn't want to be a screw in a big factory, he wants to be the one holding the hammer. Rely on prophets to build financial barriers against the dollar tide; Rely on technology to build the Great Wall of Industry in the wasteland of computing power. "In America, people are the fuel." Ten years later, when the killing line crossed the world again, Lin Yi stood under the dome of the domestic supercomputing center and pressed the enter key: "And here I am giving everyone a ticket."