Miscalculation

Lu Heng was once an algorithm trader on a national-level platform, using algorithms to protect security. Unexpectedly, the algorithm that protected security had grown fangs. The innocent old man Cheng Deshan was marked as a high risk for fraud, his bank card was frozen, his granddaughter was violently raped online, and the old man died of a heart attack. That was a wound three years ago. Since then, the female teacher whose face was changed by AI ruined her life, the job seekers who were quietly brushed off by recruitment models, the family members of the deceased whose voices were cloned to defraud, and the teenager who was dragged into loneliness by his AI lover, all encountered this wound one after another. The anti-fraud technology was not intended to hurt people, but because of the hands used, it turned into a deadly force. Should we continue to choose silence and let the painful facts become the price of technological iteration, or should we turn around and save the ordinary people who were sacrificed by the algorithm? He brought a retired judge, a former investigative reporter and two young people to seek justice for the injured people time and time again. At the same time, he was also repaying the debt he owed little by little for himself. In the wave of technology, some people are working hard to repair the gap between technology and rules.