Chen Mo looked at the two of them as well. He truly did not know how to explain this. Could he say that High-Level Artificial Intelligence had already appeared? That was impossible.
"Large-scale virus attacks will definitely make a comeback in the future. Low-end devices, including personal computers and smartphones, have no effective security measures. The window for exploiting vulnerabilities is too short, so for ordinary users, there is no real security on the internet—at least not yet."
After thinking it over, Chen Mo voiced his thoughts. If another large-scale virus incident like Eternal Heart occurred, the internet would suffer another devastating blow.
"From what I understand, Brother Chen Mo, are you saying the next cybervirus attack will bring a major change?" Zhou Hongwei asked.
"I never said that. Who would dare claim to know exactly what will happen in the future?" Chen Mo said. "You could ask General Yu about this. Maybe he has some good advice. After all, General Yu has far more experience than a rookie like me."
"When it comes to experience, we have more than you. But when it comes to technology, even if the two of us were combined and multiplied by two, we still wouldn't compare to you alone."
Yu Chengnan changed the subject. He was not a cybersecurity expert and had no way to comment on the matter.
As the three chatted, the forum's opening ceremony officially began. They stopped talking and looked toward the stage.
After a series of keynote speeches from the Minister of Industry and Information Technology, the event organizers, and others, it was time for the summit dialogue session.
This discussion was an exchange between Zhang Wei, director of the Internet Economy Research Center, and Wu Hequan, chairman of the Huaxia Internet Association and an Academician of the