The Cleaner Dominates the AI ​​World with Idioms

Li Pingfan, the most inconspicuous cleaning student at Peking University, cleans toilets and takes out garbage during the day, and secretly writes code at night to create a "daydream AI". He originally wanted to use it to earn some living expenses and chase a goddess. Unexpectedly, he actually connected with the global AI ruler 200 years later - his wife Sun Li Bufan! When I wake up, the world has changed: idioms in the dictionary have collectively evaporated, no one remembers how to write "talking with the Confucian scholars", and humans can't even speak in public. After the "burning cauldron" disappears, everyone will lie down when they encounter difficulties, and even AI companies dare not engage in research and development. What's even more outrageous is that every time an idiom is lost, human beings will permanently lose an ability. If this continues, sooner or later all human beings will become idiots who can only watch short videos! In the future, Li Bufan is being stared at by dark forces and unable to travel in person, so he can only trick Li Pingfan remotely: 3 days in ancient times, but only 15 minutes in reality. Fix an idiom and directly unlock a god-level skill! Watch him use AI image recognition to slap Zhao Gao in the face in public, rely on takeaway live broadcasts to help Shang Yang move to Mu Lixin, and use quantitative trading models to teach Zhao Kuo to fight the Battle of Changping; his front foot was in the burning book pit of the Qin Dynasty to save ancient books, and his back foot returned to modern times and used the "distinguish between right and wrong" skills to expose the AI ​​stock speculation scam, and used "team collaboration" to overturn the discriminatory algorithms of major companies. I thought I was just revising history, but I actually uncovered the shocking conspiracy of American and Japanese hackers! On the one hand, he has to guard against AI's beauty trap and on the other hand, he has to fight against his darkened self. Li Pingfan clings to the motto: AI can help the world, but cannot control people. From a sweeping monk at Peking University, he has become a guardian of golden sayings spanning two hundred years!