Silicon-Based Brain Plastic

Recommendations for "Silicon-Based Brain Shaping" Four young researchers who are deeply involved in cutting-edge fields insist on unpopular research directions, but are excluded and suppressed by mainstream academic circles, ignored by capital, and judged as heretics by the industry paradigm. Before their theories could be made public, they were silenced and suppressed, and they struggled to survive in the tide of the times. In 2042, human computing power reached its peak, but fell into an unsolvable technological deadlock. Ten years of quantitative changes have been stacked, algorithms have been iterated, and AI has become smarter, but it has never been able to produce true high-order intelligence. The entire industry firmly believes that the way out for intelligence is dynamic innovation and continuous iteration. Hundreds of billions of capital are rushing to the bionic cluster track, and everyone is rushing forward. But the price of extreme iteration is extreme forgetfulness. The digital system will only refresh and clear, and will never be able to precipitate memories and anchor the self. A late autumn rain tore open the blind spot. An ordinary person in the market does not understand scientific research computing power, and is only obsessed with retaining fleeting AR light and shadow. He has requested AI to solidify and retain it countless times, but has been overridden by the algorithm repeatedly. This simple human regret has become the glimmer of light that breaks the situation. The four-person team took this as an opportunity to go against the times, overthrow the inherent paradigm, and create a new structure based on statics and partially controllable reshaping. When all silicon-based life forms only focus on running and iterating, they buck the trend and persevere, just to teach machines to remember time. This is a hard-core science fiction in which ordinary people are obsessed with leveraging the turning point of civilization, a reverse journey that no one understands but will eventually dawn.