Silicon-Based Inspiration

AI is coming, taking away the jobs of ordinary people; abroad, the United States is blocking China's neck with a chip ban. But Chen Jingshan kept asking for a whole hundred years. He witnessed China's AI going from being blocked to keeping pace with it, witnessing the intelligent driving system applying the brakes in the most timely manner, and witnessing drones delivering medicine into the mountains. Silicon-based life stood up from the production line, learned to fall, and learned to protect humans without instructions. He began to ask a deeper question: If AI is omnipotent, why do humans still have value? Not by efficiency, not by speed. It depends on people being able to love. AI can take care of people, but it cannot love people. Care is function, love is choice.