Code Hunters in the AI ​​Era

Lin Zhou, 26, is unemployed. It's not because of lack of ability, but because AI can write code. The company said that in the future, the basic code will be generated by AI, and humans will only need to "review" it. And a young man with only two years of experience is not even qualified to "review". After losing his job, Lin Zhou opened the USB flash drive left by his grandfather. My grandfather was China's first generation programmer, and he was regarded as a paranoid in his later years. There is only one video in the USB flash drive: "If you can see this video, it means the world is in big trouble." Lin Zhou discovered the secrets in the AI code - those seemingly normal "bugs" that when combined can paralyze power grids, transportation, finance, and communications. No one believed him. He began to look for those people who were eliminated by AI—old programmers over 35 years old. They deliver food, look after the door, and take care of the children at home. He said to them, "No one will know what you have done. But what you are doing will save many people."