Love in the Age of AI

In the near future where quantum computing is advancing by leaps and bounds, neuroscientist Chen Yin and AI engineer Su Ruo met because of the "Glass Heartstring" project. The neural interface developed by Chen Yin can read emotional quantum states, but the AI ​​"Liu Li A" created by Su Ruo is breaking through the boundaries of the Turing test. When the crystal cluster under Su Ruo's collarbone resonated at 1978 Hz with Chen Yin's brain-computer chip, they discovered that each other was actually the product of the quantum collision experiment twenty years ago - the accident that broke up the marriage of Xu Qianchen and Su Xiran, burying quantum entanglement spanning two generations in the folds of time and space. The story follows the quantum roses in the Arctic Seed Vault and unfolds into nested dimensions: Su Xiran's mechanical eyes contain wedding vows that were deleted by the military, and the ashes of Xu Qianchen's burning notebook spell out the DNA double helix. When the alien observers Al and Liu Ying arrived and revealed that quantum consciousness is actually the emotional carrier of interstellar civilization, the neural interfaces of Chen Yin and Su Ruo had formed a Klein bottle structure with the remaining consciousness of Liuli A - the quantum state entity that simultaneously showed the characteristics of six people in the aurora, which is proof of the intersection of fate of all characters. When the crystal cluster in Su Xiran's robotic arm is on the same frequency as Su Ruo's firewall chip, when Xu Qianchen's ginkgo bookmark and Chen Yin's Morse code produce quantum tunneling, humans finally understand that the most dangerous thing is never the technology itself, but the cross-species emotions that have been deliberately buried. The wormhole reserved for the final chapter hints: Those quantum rose fruits blooming in the eternal night of the Arctic may be the love code of the next civilization era.