The industrial AI "Tianji" judged the safety rate to be 99.7%, But Chen Zhaoye, a trainee engineer, placed six copper coins in front of everyone: "In eight minutes, this tens of millions of prototype cars will catch fire." No one believed him.
Eight minutes later, the fire really started.
From then on, Chen Zhaoye was transferred to a station dedicated to investigating "impossible faults": qualified refrigerators that could freeze insulin, fans that cried in the early morning, abnormal data deleted by algorithms...
Six copper coins are not magic spells, and the hexagrams are not answers, but fault codes left to engineers by our ancestors. From the "wild half-fairy" that everyone laughs at, to the engineers who rewrite the rules of the industry, the dignity of science is not to be always right, but to allow an unknown person to stand up and say that it is wrong.
