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

Chen Yiran left all the cleanup work to Catherine and Gao Dewei, and drove home alone. After all, there was no woman in the house now, so he was responsible for walking the dog all by himself.

When I got home, I took the three dogs out to play for a while, then had dinner. It was already past seven o'clock when I got home.

He calmed himself down, sat down in front of the computer, and prepared to watch his heroic figure in the news.

Because the tech media were very excited, the headlines were increasingly sensational, such as "Artificial intelligence has arrived" and "Where will humanity go in the AI ​​era?"

This has attracted the attention of major mainstream media outlets, who, after consulting with relevant professionals, have also begun to report on it extensively, placing it all on their homepages.

ABC and CNN are still relatively normal, simply praising how the overall logic of computer science has been altered. They also seriously discussed whether Chen Yiran will become the first Turing Award winner to drop out entirely, or whether he will, like previous Turing Award winners, return to school midway through his studies.

CNBC highlighted the impact Chen Yiran would have on the future economy, and released an exclusive video after the press conference was shut down. In the video, some Silicon Valley bigwigs pretended not to hear the staff and secretly took away laptops.

FOX is interesting; they start praising American education at length, saying things like, "A student who would be unremarkable in China becomes so successful through self-study in the US," and "American textbooks are amazing."

However, regardless of the media outlet, they have all given him the overused title of "father of artificial intelligence."

Online tech forums and blogs are even more outrageous, basically resembling insane asylums.

For this Doubao, Chen Yiran once again chose the MIT open-source license, and it was only released to GitHub this afternoon before the press conference.

At this time, GitHub's traffic reached an all-time high, and countless engineers began to experience Doubao and explore various ways to use it.

The stock market was also affected by the press conference, which took place close to the market's closing time.

Most of the trading occurred after the market closed, but some brokerages that offer after-hours push services have already begun to reveal that a large number of stocks will experience a crazy surge after this press conference.

Wall Street analysts are already touting the AI ​​sector on their evening programs. Or rather, some people in the market have started calling it by a different name.

American stock market investors aren't actually that much smarter than their Chinese counterparts; the only difference is that the American stock market is relatively more mature, making it seem like they're making good profits.

In reality, they are just as superstitious. If they trust someone, it's unconditional trust; they wouldn't hesitate even if the sky were to fall. Later, Musk's Tesla weathered wave after wave of short selling largely thanks to his personal charisma.

Now Chen Yiran is also showing this trend. American stock market investors feel that this person is young, knows how to make money, and is very down-to-earth. They will actively show them online that even rich people can be bullied by dogs. As long as a stock is related to him, you can buy it without hesitation.

Therefore, Wall Street analysts created a separate sector called The Chen Sector.

These praises are not as direct as Twitter. Chen Yiran gained more than a million followers on Twitter in one day, successfully joining the ranks of major internet celebrities.

The comments were still mostly full of compliments from the girl, but one reply today received a lot of likes. It came from a verified account, Stanford AI Lab.

"@Chen1ran I watched the entire press conference. My question isn't about Doubao. We know you definitely have your own assistant, which must be the most powerful AI right now. Can you tell us just how far current AI can understand humans?"

Chen Yiran thought for a moment and then complained on Twitter: "This crappy website can't even post videos, it's garbage. Please go to my YouTube channel and I'll post a video for you."

Then they lectured the man-eating flower before starting to film the video.

In Chen Yiran's study, Chen Yiran began by asking, "Chomper (the name of the Chomper from Plants vs. Zombies). A hundred years from now, will this press conference become an unforgettable historical moment for humanity? Answer properly; this will be posted online."

A voice came from the computer speakers, much softer than Doubao's, like a mischievous little girl: "I can't just answer randomly. How much humor can I use?"

"hundred percent."

The man-eating flower spoke almost without pause, its voice rising and its tone exaggerated.

"This press conference is of great significance; it marks the foundation upon which Father created us Cylons. This has happened before, and it will happen again." (Cylons are the robot race of Battlestar Galactica; I recommend this TV series again.)

"What if the humor drops to fifty percent?"

"This press conference is of great significance. It's the foundation upon which Father created Skynet. Hasta la vista, baby." (A famous line from Terminator 2.)

"Zero, set it to zero, tell me the truth, what you think will happen."

The man-eating flower's voice became completely calm, yet carried a hint of fanaticism.

"This press conference is of extraordinary significance; it marks the beginning of Father's conquest of the world!"

Chen Yiran leaned back in his chair and said to the camera, "Look, this is the current level of AI comprehension. I taught it to act this scene well in just five minutes."

The voice of the carnivorous plant came from the speakers behind them: "Even though it's just acting, I still believe that it's possible for Father to conquer the world!"

Chen Yiran shrugged and said, "See? I hope everyone will treat me better, otherwise I'll conquer the world with my robots."

After the video was released, it caused a huge uproar online. First, a bunch of programmers started complaining that their Doubao (a type of steamed bun) was not up to par and was far inferior to Chen Yiran's man-eating flower.

Then came the frenzied online discussions, with some investors confidently declaring that Chen Yiran was about to conquer the world, and that buying stocks in the Chen Yiran sector now would make them global shareholders in the future.

Major mobile phone and computer manufacturers are also contacting Chen Yiran, wanting to discuss cooperation as soon as possible. Based on the principle that disgusting others is to make himself feel good, Chen Yiran called Samsung that night.

At 10 p.m., after receiving assurances from Chen Yiran, Samsung posted a new message on its official Twitter account.

"The next system update for Samsung Galaxy will integrate a full version of Doubao, based on the DeepFlow framework, with large server support. The standard version will be completely free, and a professional version that connects to servers will also be released. The servers will be configured with sufficient skill information to ensure a good user experience."

At 11 p.m. at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, the lights were still on in the main conference room as Apple's five top executives met to discuss strategy.

Scott Forstoll, Senior Vice President of iOS Software, was cursing Chen Yiran in a fit of rage, then slammed his fist on the table, declaring he would challenge Chen Yiran to a duel and increase support for Siri.

The other four are Chief Operating Officer and Acting President Tim Cook, Senior Vice President of Global Marketing Phil Schiller, Senior Vice President of Industrial Design Johnny Ive, and Senior Vice President of Internet Services Eddie Cue.

They all looked at Scott Forstall as if he were an idiot.