Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

"Now, let me introduce the complete form of 'bun,' the bean bun. I call it the first intelligent agent program in human history."

Before the applause from the audience had completely subsided, Chen Yiran had already switched to the next slide, which only had three lines of text on the big screen.

The ocean of memories, self-retrieval, continuous learning.

"What you just saw, bun, all the reasoning and memory were on the phone. There was a context window limitation, so it could only remember short-term information input. After connecting to the server, bun's memory system is no longer a fixed-length window."

It's not looking up a database, it's not a simple search. That's why I said your development of DeepFlow is too slow. I used DeepFlow's capabilities to truly enable the program to understand the concept of memory, so I call it an AI agent, an artificial intelligence agent with a certain learning ability.

"To be honest, I'm a bit tired after talking so much. So I've decided not to demonstrate anymore; you can see for yourselves." However, just a heads-up, I've only uploaded two books to the current test server: one on world geography and one on world history.

Chen Yiran waved his hand, and a staff member brought over a basket of baseballs.

Chen Yiran, with his back to the stands, tossed the ball while saying, "There are fifty baseballs here. Whoever catches a ball will be given a computer by the staff, and you can try your hand at making a beanbag right away. There are only fifty, so let's share them!"

Then things started to get chaotic. Chen Yiran's throwing was really bad; he threw too much in some places and too little in others. Some of the balls bounced around while several Silicon Valley tech gurus were chasing after him.

When Huang Renxun caught the ball, he didn't hold it properly, and it bounced into the hands of Larry Page, who was not far away. The dignified Google CEO showed off to Huang Renxun like a child.

Of course, there are also lucky guys like Musk who just sit there and the ball falls right into their hands.

Because the people who received the ball were not evenly distributed, some people below spontaneously exchanged seats to ensure that there was a demonstration computer in each area.

Staff rolled out fifty ThinkPad X220s from the back office, each pre-installed with Ubuntu Linux and an initial Beanpacket.

The fifty study groups below couldn't wait to open the test, and a group of people started brainstorming ideas on what to say to Doubao to test it out.

On stage, Chen Yiran added some details: "By default, each Doubao is in boundary access mode. Although a server is used, the server memory for each account is stored separately and cannot be read by other accounts."

However, you can switch to unbounded access via the menu, so that the memories you give him can be shared by other users on the server.

Today we're using a test system with very flexible permission settings. These can be configured even more flexibly in future real-world applications.

No one was listening to him anymore. Fifty ThinkPads were scattered throughout the exhibition hall, each surrounded by a small group of people chattering and discussing, much like a university group meeting.

Chen Yiran sat down on the stage, swinging his legs over the edge. He picked up a bottle of mineral water, took a sip, looked at the chaos below the stage, and chatted idly with Jasmine in his mind.

After Musk received it, he didn't ask any profound questions and started a very basic conversation.

"What's your name?"

"I'm Doubao, how can I help you?"

"Can you help me design a rocket?"

Everyone around burst into laughter, but Doubao said very seriously, "I don't have professional knowledge of rocket design. However, world geography records the basic parameters of the Earth's atmosphere. If you need the formula for calculating escape velocity, I can give it to you."

"My name is Elon. Tell me about Tesla."

"I don't know what Tesla is, I don't have any related information, can I connect to the internet?"

"Can."

Doubao searched for about three seconds, then started typing: "Tesla Motors, founded in 2003, CEO Elon Musk, currently only mass-produced model is the Roadster, Model S is expected to be delivered in 2012."

Someone nearby started making a fuss; you should ask her about SpaceX.

Musk asked, "What about SpaceX?"

Doubao: "SpaceX, short for SpaceX, was founded in 2002 by Elon Musk. In 2008, the Falcon 1 became the first privately owned rocket to enter Earth orbit."

Musk paused for two seconds and asked, "Can you drive a Tesla?"

"I don't currently have the ability to control physical devices, but if you can integrate Beans into Tesla's system, give me the permissions and specific skills, and install specific devices, I should be able to learn to drive."

After that, Musk's team began to explore the limits of physics at an astounding pace.

On the other hand, Larry Page's group had a completely different style.

He didn't come alone; there are too many outstanding experts at Google. A total of seven technical personnel came this time, including Jeff Dean.

Larry Page took the computer and handed it directly to Jeff Dean, telling him to start testing.

Jeff Dean's questions were much more professional; rather, he wasn't trying to use Doubao, but rather using different information to gauge Doubao's feedback and test its technical strength.

The results left Jeff Dean very frustrated. In fact, Jeff Dean was also doing similar research, and he and Andrew Ng were planning the Google Brain project.

They plan to build a central network system by connecting 1.6 computer processors and develop neural network technology with self-learning capabilities. Their first goal is to train the program to recognize cats autonomously.

But now, Doubao, with a technological power he couldn't comprehend, ruthlessly crushed him.

He looked up and happened to see Andrew Ng looking in his direction. Their eyes met, and they both sensed each other's frustration.

More than ten minutes passed, but the enthusiasm of the audience remained undiminished.

After the initial tests of voice and text input were completed, some people began to explore further, including dragging images into the input field to ask for content, or directly asking her to summarize academic papers online.

It was obvious to everyone that Doubao was starting to feel overwhelmed when dealing with such large tasks, and sometimes she would even say that she felt she couldn't do it and hoped that she could be given a better server.

Scholars and scientists are fine, but those with a keen business sense immediately realized that this seems to be the direction for the next ten or even twenty years.

The most outrageous one was Huang in leather jacket. He didn't get the test notebook and ended up seeing the test results from Andrew Ng's side, and then asked Professor Ng for his opinion.

He's now certain that Nvidia is about to take off! The next era will be the era of AI, and CUDA will dominate it.

Of course, you have to get along well with a monster like Chen Yiran.

About twenty meters away, AMD's Halvorin was also excitedly discussing with several of the technicians who had come with him.

He was about to jump up in frustration. Finding Chen Yiran was the right move. Now he felt that the shares given were still a bit too few. He needed to find a way to tie Chen Yiran firmly to AMD's chariot.

Ten minutes later, seeing that the enthusiasm of the audience remained undiminished, Chen Yiran had no choice but to address the camera and the online viewers: "Everyone, that concludes today's press conference. Although I don't intend to turn Doubao into a consumer product, I believe that the following manufacturers will all come to discuss cooperation with me."

You should be able to use the bean buns soon. Thanks for watching, I'm going downstairs to collect the laptops; these aren't gifts! This is a test machine, but it seems these people aren't going to give it back to me. See? Do you know why rich people are so rich? They're greedy, always trying to get their hands on even the smallest advantage.

Chen Yiran signaled to the YouTube staff to turn off the live stream, but the staff strongly objected, saying that this was such good material.

CNBC wasn't broadcasting live; they were recording footage for tomorrow's news program and had no intention of leaving, so they kept filming what was happening below.

After an hour of back and forth, the press conference finally came to an end.

Of course, the press conference had a huge impact; for example, Nvidia's stock price surged at the end of the trading day.

For example, there is a very oppressive atmosphere within Apple.