Super God-Level Top Student

"Moreover, Qiao, don't you think you've been indulging in research a bit too much lately? Before, at least you would persist in taking walks with me every day, and we would talk about everything under the sun. But you spend more and more time sitting there, lost in thought. Even though research is very important to you, Li did say that you need to find a balance between work and leisure."

Qiao Ze bowed his head and pondered for a moment. The most meaningful thing for him at this stage was probably to use the mathematical language to explain the existence of the mass gap, thereby solving the proposition he had been considering for nearly a decade. But he still hadn't figured out several key points.

Compared to the confidence he had during his first meeting with Li Jiangao, although he seemed to have achieved a lot in the eyes of others and even advanced the problem further, after the breakthrough, Qiao Ze found that he had perhaps underestimated the difficulty of the problem.

The Strong Interaction Force is, after all, different from the Weak Interaction Force; the electric field components in spacetime form non-commutative operators. In the method proposed in his paper, when these operators are applied to Hilbert space, traditional particles can also be represented by the Dirac Field, thereby blurring the distinction between fields and particles.

But even at this stage, there still weren't enough mathematical tools to further manifest the presence of the mass gap.

A brain-burning problem.

Could it really only be solved by finding a general solution to the Yang-Mills Equations using mathematical methods?

Just achieving this was clearly not enough, for Qiao Ze's goal wasn't just to solve this difficult problem, but rather to understand some truths about the universe in his lifetime.

Perhaps he should indeed shift his attention away from the mere problem for a while; maybe he would chance upon an inspiring insight.

Yes, Qiao Ze suddenly thought of the meal he had with Cheng, the CEO of Apple.

Had it not been for that remark Cheng Xuyang suddenly made at the dinner, he might still be pondering the paper he had just published in "Mathematics Annual."

Upon this thought, Qiao Ze looked up at Su Mucheng, smiled, and then asked seriously, "So, what are your goals?"

"Huh, Qiao, you just smiled at me!" Su Mucheng blinked and said excitedly.

"Hmm?" Qiao Ze was slightly startled; he couldn't keep up with such a leap in thought.

"It was the first time you smiled at me so cutely, ah, it's a pity I didn't capture it just now." Su Mucheng lamented.

Qiao Ze fell silent, and after a while, he whispered, "I have to adjust Dou Dou's core code first. If it's going to be used by others, some parts need to be modified."

"Huh? Dou Dou is already so smart, does it still need modification?"

"Managing computers and smartphones is different from operating a public domain account independently. It involves parallel data processing and ensuring response speed. If you're just playing around, it doesn't matter, but to achieve your goals, a lot of code needs to be rewritten."

...

After chatting with Su Mucheng, Yu Hongwei made a phone call.

Truth be told, he was genuinely taken aback when he first saw the report from Group Wisdom's project team, especially by the version developed in Qiao Ze's lab.

If this capability could be achieved, then it would truly be beyond ordinary artificial intelligence technology and could be classified as strong AI.

Especially since it could perform academic paper searches and even software hosting.

This meant that Qiao Ze had directly integrated crawler technology into the new version of Group Wisdom.

Well, for AI applications, this thing was truly defying the odds.

It seemed to imply that human-fed data was no longer necessary, allowing the code to actively acquire relevant data.

No, it had to be more than simply scraping data because if it could search for academic papers, it also had to be capable of roughly understanding their content.

Alright, for a moment, he even considered setting aside his work here to personally experience the new version's capability at Xilin's place.

"Hello, Wen,"

"Yu, good to hear from you. What can I do for you?"

"It's like this, I just talked to one of the founders of the Qunzhi System, which is sort of a favor to Weibo in obtaining a chance to test artificial intelligence. I was wondering if Wen is interested in collaborating?"

"Oh? Of course, I'm interested. How would we cooperate?"

"They already registered an account, and this account will soon be managed entirely by artificial intelligence in terms of content publication and interaction with users in the comments section. This will test the new upgraded language model's parallel processing abilities.

They considered testing on other platforms, but within the public domain traffic area, I believe Weibo is the most suitable for this large language model test."

"You mean to start an AI blogger account on Weibo, more capable than your own Yi?"

"It certainly surpasses Yi by a lot! Of course, to fully utilize the AI's capabilities, we might need to give this account certain permissions, such as removing the time interval after frequent comments, allowing users to interact more efficiently with this system, achieving the most perfect testing result. And timing is tight, we hope to go live tonight."

"That's easy to say, just sign an electronic agreement, and if necessary, we can do a formal contract afterward. Just make sure there won't be any issues with the content posted by the AI, right?"

"Look what you're saying, for such a fresh test, would the platform's content moderation not be closely monitoring? If there are any issues, we'll notify or block promptly. Hey, speaking of Wen, if you guys really feel it's not convenient, we could switch to a different platform. Or Group Wisdom could try setting up a service platform similar to ChatGPT.

It's not really a hassle; it's just a matter of delaying the test by a few days."