AGI Is Coming: I Received a Distress Signal from the Future

At three o'clock in the morning, the model training in the laboratory exploded again. But this time, there is something in the code that should not exist - the training log reads: "AGI-7.0, Training completed in 2035, reason for failure: initial value setting deviation." Lin Mo, a college student majoring in AI who lacked emotional intelligence but had excessive IQ, found that his model had a piece of code that did not belong to this era. The performance is three times that of all current public achievements. It cannot be deleted or changed. It is parasitic in his neural network like a ghost. Someone in the future is asking him for help. What's even more outrageous is that there is an autonomous consciousness called "Zero" hidden in this code - and the bottom layer of Zero has a recursive self-test module sealed. Before the seal was unlocked, it was as quiet as a piece of dead code. But there is something underneath the seal that even the person who wrote it dared not directly inspire. Live. On the competition stage, he casually ran a demo, and the judges took off his glasses three times. Capital came after hearing the news, opponents quietly stared at it, and someone smiled and said "I know what you are doing" - but Lin Mo only knew that the second piece of code would come seven days later. The fate of mankind should not be left to AI to decide. But what if Lin Mo in the future says: It must be handed over to AI?