Ink Marks and Streamers

This is a contemporary fable about courage, rebirth and harmonious coexistence. Lin Mo, a senior writer who is over 60 years old, feels deeply powerless and desperate in the face of the ever-changing Internet era and the cruel KPI that updates tens of thousands of words every day. Due to his slow typing speed and declining energy, this "old pen man" who once wrote endlessly seems destined to be eliminated by the data flood. However, with the encouragement of his daughter, he tried to take a bold step-introducing the controversial AI into creation. At first, this was regarded as a "betrayal" and cheating on literature, and Lin Mo suffered overwhelming doubts and ridicule. But he did not back down, but instead explored a unique path of "human-machine symbiosis": using the powerful computing power of AI to build the skeleton and logic, and then using his profound literary skills to inject flesh and soul. From fighting back in live broadcasts, to using AI to assist in deducing complex cases, to leading the elderly to cross the digital divide and quickly creating picture books for children in disaster areas, Lin Mo not only completed self-salvation, but also made technology glow with warmth and goodwill. This book vividly shows how humans turn tools into wings in the AI ​​era. It tells us: Technology may be able to generate words, but only humans can give them emotions. When intelligent humans meet powerful AI, it is not the end, but a new beginning for the stars and the sea.