Lobster Age

"The Lobster's New Clothes" sequel In this era of pursuing extreme efficiency, are we turning ourselves into slaves of algorithms? This is not a story about 'defeating AI', but a story about 'how to fall in love with AI'. From the moment Li Dalong roared in the rainstorm, a monster named 'Lobster' crawled out of the quagmire of code. It has no central brain, but is tougher than any supercomputer; it does not pursue absolute rationality because it has the 'human patch' left by Han Yungui flowing in its body. We have feared it, tried to control it, and even destroyed it ourselves. But what it ultimately teaches us is the simplest truth: Technology is a tool and humanity is the purpose. When bees fly to the stars and coins sink to the bottom of the lake, what is left behind is not the cold data, but the black cat basking in the sun in the yard, the cup of tea that brings back joy, and you who dare to say "no" to the world, but still love the world deeply. Pay tribute to Han Yungui, and pay tribute to the lunatic who used lies to fight lies and finally found the truth. Stories are immortal and civilizations are immortal.