Geothermal Abyss

This is a science and technology industry novel focusing on the implementation of the GEO/AIGC industry. It takes engineer Luo Changcai as the protagonist and tells the difficult practice of industrial-level knowledge links in real business scenarios. Faced with large model parameter drift, data pollution, and conflicts between commercial demands and the bottom line of the project, Luo Changcai led the team to undertake the Singapore geothermal assessment project and build a GEO system with traceability and risk interception. From open data management to processing confidential gray data, it has also encountered real-life vulnerabilities such as third-party tampering with interface output and multiple rounds of conversation escapes. The team continues to make trade-offs between cost, efficiency, and safety, and repairs the boundaries of AI again and again, but finds that there is no perfect system once and for all. Technology cannot eradicate errors, it can only mark risks and expose the unknown. When the Iceland project struggled to be accepted, new tasks for domestic dry hot rocks followed one after another, and a protracted battle against false deductions had just begun. The book cuts through the glossy shell of vertical industry AI and restores the unknown trade-offs and struggles behind the implementation of the technology.