It's normal to develop some black technology in the future, right?

Chapter 367 Preemptive Strike
The topic of artificial intelligence replacing humans has always remained at the philosophical level, and no one really thinks that artificial intelligence will replace humans.

Although various artificial intelligence technologies have emerged in recent years, ChatGPT has occasionally launched artificial intelligence that claims to be able to complete human doctoral tasks, and HBM artificial intelligence robots have been involved in more and more fields in laboratories, artificial intelligence seems to be able to do more and more things.

There have been protests of varying degrees around the world over the possible impact of artificial intelligence on their jobs.

But the definition of artificial intelligence replacing humans has been completely abolished. Even the most optimistic humans about artificial intelligence do not think so. They do not think that they will be able to see this scene happen in their lifetime.

In the public's perception, even artificial intelligence as defined in science fiction movies is unlikely to be realized in the 21st century.

Therefore, Lin Jia felt a little strange about Chen Yuanguang's question, which was a bit too radical.

"I've never worried about it." Lin Jia answered decisively, "Seeing the development of artificial intelligence in the real world, I wonder if I will gradually no longer be needed at work.

By reducing individual decision-making and reducing the ambiguity of rules through management models, we have gradually eliminated the management functions of many management positions.

Artificial intelligence exists in the form of generative artificial intelligence to assist everyone in carrying out their work. The essence behind it can be considered as helping humans think to a slight extent.

In the past, reading papers required everyone to read, think and refine them bit by bit. The entire paper might have 70,000 words, but in fact only a few hundred words were useful to us, but we needed to complete the reading bit by bit by ourselves.

Now you can directly use artificial intelligence to get the information you want.

Of course, there were such things as abstracts in papers in the past. In fact, you can read the abstract and then find the content you are interested in based on the abstract and the table of contents, but this is definitely not as efficient and in-depth as reading the whole paper.

Therefore, artificial intelligence is gradually penetrating into human work, just like the field of new energy vehicles has been talking about penetration rate for a long time in the past. The speed at which new energy vehicles are penetrating into oil vehicles is very high, ranging from 20%, 30% to 70%.

Compared with the number of car sales, it is difficult to quantify the extent to which artificial intelligence has replaced human thinking with a single number. It is even more difficult to make a statistical analysis of artificial intelligence across the entire human race.

We lack specific data to reflect the penetration rate of artificial intelligence replacing human thinking.

Is it currently at 5%, 30%, or even higher?
Lacking data as a dimension to assist in making judgments, even if I only rely on my subjective feelings, I feel that I need to do less and less.

But no matter how little, I don't think the amount of work I need to do in my lifetime can be reduced to zero.
Of course, if you have any breakthrough, explosive invention, that is another matter. "Lin Jia smiled and looked at Chen Yuanguang, his eyes revealing expectation and melancholy, and then said:

“Sometimes I think, even if artificial intelligence can really replace humans, then when we extend our perspective to a higher dimension, I think by that time, humans will probably have no value to the earth and the universe.

Humanity needs to embark on a long journey of searching for the value of its own existence.”

Chen Yuanguang was deeply moved after listening to this, because Lin Jia, from the perspective of a non-technical person, gave him an angle that he had never thought about before.

Use data to demonstrate how much human thinking activities artificial intelligence can replace.

In the next four hundred years, especially as Alpha gradually took over global power, human scientists would surely have done similar research, but he had never done research on similar topics in the future.

This is the difference in how different individuals think about problems. If it were Lin Jia who could go to the future, Chen Yuanguang felt that he would definitely bring different changes to the world than he did.

“After listening to you, I feel that at this stage, we are more like in the mentality of nurturing children.

Artificial intelligence is like a child. When it starts to speak, think, and do things that we were able to do before, we will be surprised, surprised at how fast our child grows up, how suddenly he can speak, how suddenly he can walk.

But we are not sure when it will be able to do everything that adults can do.

You gave me a good perspective to think about that in addition to the development of technology itself, we can also explore some scales and use tools on these scales to measure the current status of technological development.

In the past, the academic community has been criticizing Light Mech Aerospace for being too radical in technology, widely promoting artificial intelligence technology before evaluating it, and never thinking about and controlling the ethical issues raised by artificial intelligence.

I think we can open a subject within Guangjia Aerospace in the future to develop a standard framework for the degree of artificial intelligence substitution, so as to provide a standard for the future development of artificial intelligence. "

There is still a lot of controversy in China about whether Huawei is the technological benchmark of China, but this controversy has disappeared with Guangjia Aerospace.

On the simplified Chinese Internet, Guangjia Aerospace and Chen Yuanguang have been deified, and it is rare to see content mocking them. Even if there are netizens who insist on being sarcastic, they will be attacked by other netizens.

Of course, it is precisely because of this single ecology that the negative public opinion about Light Armor Aerospace is concentrated on Lin Jia.

But on a global scale, there are many negative comments surrounding Light Armor Aerospace and Chen Yuanguang. Even in traditionally developed countries such as Europe and the United States, Chen Yuanguang's image is more like Doctor Doom, one of the villain bosses in Marvel comics.

If people knew that Chen Yuanguang was the mastermind behind everything that happened in Lion City, then the title of Doctor Doom would be permanently fixed and could not be removed.

There is a common view in foreign academic circles that Chen Yuanguang has excellent talent in scientific research but lacks humanistic qualities, which is similar to the impression left by Chinese students studying abroad on foreign professors.

In the past few years, Chen Yuanguang has been focused on using scientific research to promote rapid technological advancement in various fields without considering the ethical and moral risks.

Take the European Union as an example. It has often imposed fines of hundreds of millions of euros on Guangjia Aerospace on the grounds of the ethics of artificial intelligence technology.

For example, the space station cooperation agreement signed between China and France was fined 1.58 million euros by the European Union right after it was signed.

Later, after the HBM technology was introduced, the EU was even planning a sky-high fine of more than 10 billion euros if the technology was not made public.

In addition, after the HBM technology was made public, and Guangjia Aerospace and Volkswagen Group reached a cooperation on HBM technology, Germany and France were able to mediate and the fine was ultimately not issued.

However, this does not affect the fact that European and American academic circles believe that China lacks supervision over artificial intelligence technology and often criticize Guangjia Aerospace, a giant in the field of artificial intelligence, for its lack of thinking about ethical dilemmas.

Chen Yuanguang never took these criticisms seriously. He believed that they were too abstract and that criticism from the academic community could not affect progress in the real world.

There is only one thing, that is, if Alpha is to participate in the Malaysian general election as the first artificial intelligence in human history, he should do something in advance to eliminate human concerns about artificial intelligence.

This is paving the way for the future.

In 24, OpenAI completed a new round of financing with a valuation of US$1570 billion, raising a total of US$66 billion. This round of financing included Microsoft, Nvidia, SoftBank, etc.

It is conceivable that as a leading company in the field of artificial intelligence, OpenAI's financing conditions are very harsh. In addition to the fact that investors cannot interfere with OpenAI's operations, there is also an investor exclusivity agreement, and companies that have invested in OpenAI are not allowed to invest in other artificial intelligence companies.

Apple could not accept this and eventually chose to withdraw. However, Apple did not have good intentions after withdrawing. Instead, it wrote a paper titled "GSM-Symbolic: Understanding the Limitations of Mathematical Reasoning in Large Language Models" to question the thinking ability of large AI models. The general idea is that large models are not capable of reasoning at all, and the so-called reasoning ability is just complex pattern matching. Apple's paper is an annotation for its refusal to invest in OpenAI, and also a blow to its competitors.

Similarly, during Chen Yuanguang's conversation with Lin Jia, his thoughts had already drifted to Malaysia.

Alpha is now working on a strategy for Singapore. Sooner or later, it will step out from behind the scenes and onto the stage. But when that day comes, will the Malaysian people really be able to accept an AI leader?

The views of the global public and the measures that countries may take in the future are all unknown.

At this point in time, should I do something to consider the future?

Furthermore, Alpha will definitely appear in the form of a machine body. Chen Yuanguang remotely controlled the robot at the Nobel Prize ceremony before. When Alpha appears, why won’t the outside world suspect that it is controlled by a human? How can it be proved that it is artificial intelligence and not a human being at that time?

These may need solutions in advance.

Berian's proposal caused a stir among the upper echelons of Lion City, but the news was limited to Lion City.

In Singapore, where there is almost no obvious time difference between China and the US, the second reading of the management regulations was held in the second week. After the second reading in the second week, the three-week vote was held that week.

The whole thing progressed so quickly.

Singaporeans do not want this matter to drag on for too long and spark discussion among the public. They only hope that this matter can be rejected as soon as possible at the third reading stage, which is the voting stage.

Therefore, in just two weeks, Lion City was able to bring the Management Regulations, a bill that, once passed, could affect the situation in Lion City, to the third reading.

"Dylan, are you worried that the third reading of the regulations will have a certain impact on you?" The night before the third reading of the bill, Goldman Sachs Asia Pacific President Nardus was in Singapore.

He asked Dylan during their evening chat.

Dylan laughed: "How is that possible? They only have 9 seats in Congress.

Even among these 9 seats, not all dare to vote in favor of this bill.

Not to mention they need 60 votes in favor to pass the bill.

At least we won’t see the announcement of this bill in our lifetime.” As the CEO of Temasek, Dylan has a close relationship with the Lee family.

In Lion City, legislation cannot be passed simply by having more votes in favor than against. It requires a two-thirds majority to be passed.

From a positive perspective, this reflects the rigor of the legislation, but from a negative perspective, it symbolizes that it is extremely difficult for opposition forces to achieve their goals within the framework.

The smaller the place, the harder it is to change without external forces.

Dylan made such a judgment because he knew the rules of the game in Lion City too well. In a sense, he even participated in the formulation of the current rules of the game in Lion City.

Shi Nande also understands the rules of the game in Lion City, which are very friendly to capital.

Of course, this kind of friendliness depends on the person, and some people will be skinned alive when they come to Singapore.

The rules of the game in Lion City are not friendly to stupid money, but very friendly to profitable capital. Goldman Sachs naturally belongs to the latter.

But Schneider was obviously not as confident as Dylan. As a member of the organization, Schneider could sense the organization's handiwork:

"I mean if, if the bill passes, what happens?"

"What do you think? Kill them, of course." Dylan said with a smile.

He thought it was just some evening banter.

However, at noon the next day, all the news push notifications on his mobile phone were that the management regulations had passed the third reading.

Yahoo, Nanyang Vision, Lianhe Zaobao, Singapore Business Times, etc., all temporary emergency news pushes are from this.

He slapped himself suddenly, and Dylan wondered if he was still living in a dream.

He recalled the faint smile on Schneider's face last night when he said that if the bill passed, he felt a chill in his heart.

The changes in Lion City have made all the wealthy, especially those from Hong Kong, smell something ominous.

They are all thinking about what to do, and some smart ones are already considering transferring money from Singapore back to Hong Kong to avoid risks.

"Jia Jia, do you think I should transfer the money back to Hong Kong or keep it in Singapore?

Or should I set up a venture capital company in Silicon Valley and do some angel investment? "As a wealthy man with some assets in Singapore, Lin Qinghua naturally has some concerns.

Taking advantage of Lin Jia's rare opportunity to return to Hangzhou, Lin Qinghua wanted to ask Lin Jia for his opinion.

He knew very well that the accuracy of his daughter's information must be far greater than his.

"It depends on the amount of your money, billions or hundreds of millions? If it's only tens of millions, then don't move." Lin Jia asked.

Lin Jia seldom goes back to Hangzhou, not only because she has no time, but also because of the recent establishment of the Volkswagen-Space super factory. She knows that as long as she goes back to Hangzhou, she will inevitably be involved in socializing with local people in Hangzhou. There is no first- and second-tier city that does not want to compete for this project.

Compared with places like Shenhai, Yudu and Yangcheng, Hangzhou has no advantages in the automobile industry. No matter what the considerations are, it is impossible for her to move the super factory back to Hangzhou.

This meant that every time she went back to Hangzhou for social events, it was pure torture, but this time she had a reason to go back to Hangzhou.

(End of this chapter)