People Lost by the Algorithm

Cheng Huan, 28 years old, an algorithm engineer at a large factory, was fired from an AI performance system. Ironically, he wrote the core code of that system. He refused. Together with two brothers who were also laid off, they built a free AI travel tool in the basement - specially designed to help the visually impaired walk. There is no financing, no income, and no one is optimistic about it. Until a blind masseur put on headphones and walked the road he had not dared to walk for three years. Investors came to the door: three million, with the condition of "adding advertising". Competitors copied his open source code and packaged it as their own "social responsibility." Someone asked him what he was planning. He said: "Technology is not just for people to watch videos." This is the story of a person who was abandoned by the algorithm and used the algorithm to find his original intention.