My Model Started Predicting Me

This is an urban technological emotional novel with AI entrepreneurship as the background. The protagonist Chen Xu is a top large-model infrastructure engineer. He rejected a high-paying offer from a big company to "optimize a defined problem" and joined the small-team startup DeepFlow. The story revolves around his collision with AI systems, business indicators, human biases and emotions: AI never really "makes mistakes", the real danger is that it perfectly executes human wrong instructions; humans are not programs that can be debugged, and emotions and free will always fall outside the algorithm's prediction range. It contains both hard-core technical details and practical entrepreneurship, as well as delicate emotional lines and profound reflections on the "human-machine relationship".