Upside Down Intelligence

This is a book about reverse thinking about intelligence and life. We always say that AI is becoming more and more like humans. But is it possible that we did it the other way around? AI has read all over the world, but it has not lived a day; it has knowledge, but no experience; it lives on electricity, but it does not compete with us for food. And human beings are not blank when they are born, with survival needs, pain, fear, love and death, running with the power of a meal for a whole day. This book puts forward a reverse proposition: AI is the primary form of human beings, and human beings are the completed state of AI. But the completed state is not the end point, but the optimal solution of the current version. It is still being upgraded and is still being forced to iterate by AI. The whole book starts from large models to birth, energy, reproduction, avatars, death and simulation, and finally ends with "living in the moment". It is not a scientific conclusion, but an ordinary person's reverse conjecture. No slogans, no references to classics, but every chapter asks: If AI is in its primary form, what exactly is a human?