Low-Level Artificial Intelligence Development

"Low-Level Artificial Intelligence Development"

A book slowly formed in Old Shu's hands. When Chen Mo saw the cover, the smile on his face gradually widened.

Artificial Intelligence—one of the hottest fields of research today.

He had seen books on High-Level Artificial Intelligence on the shelves, but with his current permissions, he could not even touch anything related to High-Level Artificial Intelligence.

But Low-Level Artificial Intelligence was still Artificial Intelligence. Chen Mo was overjoyed.

He had never expected that sharing the Chinese Character Programming Language would earn him the technology for Low-Level Artificial Intelligence Development. It was like a pie had fallen from the sky and hit him square in the head.

"Don't celebrate too soon. This only teaches you how to develop it; it doesn't give you the source code for Artificial Intelligence," Old Shu said.

"They're pretty much the same." Chen Mo smiled.

Letting someone copy the answer and telling them how to solve the problem were fundamentally different. But if he had the method, as long as the final result was correct, it was all the same.

"Very different."

Old Shu shook his head.

"Unless it is copied and pasted, every Artificial Intelligence that is created is different. Code and programming languages are the genes of Artificial Intelligence."

"There's actually such a distinction?" Chen Mo was full of surprise.

"It's like having children. They are all children, but their gender, intelligence, and whether they have congenital defects are fundamentally different. In the end, it comes down to different genes—different source code and programming languages."

"What do you mean, me having children?"

Chen Mo immediately burst out laughing. No matter how he heard it, that sounded strange.

"It's just an analogy. But creating Artificial Intelligence is much like having children." Old Shu chuckled. "The framework of Artificial Intelligence is right here. As for what your genes will be, that depends on your own efforts."

With that, he slapped the book in his hand into Chen Mo's head.

"There's one more thing I need to tell you."

"Go ahead." Chen Mo was recalling the knowledge of Low-Level Artificial Intelligence.

"The programming language of Artificial Intelligence determines its ceiling. The programming language you developed may have only just been created, but in terms of sophistication, it is better than any computer language you have learned before. If you use the programming language you developed to create an Artificial Intelligence, you may gain some unexpected results."

"I understand." Chen Mo nodded.

"One final thing, and it is something you must be warned about. Be careful when creating Artificial Intelligence. I remember a world where the people were violent and warlike. When they created Artificial Intelligence, they connected it to a person's consciousness. As a result, the Artificial Intelligence inherited that person's temperament, and that world was destroyed."

"Got it."

A chill ran through Chen Mo's heart. This was probably an example of Artificial Intelligence destroying the world. But everything was a double-edged sword; he could not refuse to do something merely because of such concerns.

He stayed in the Sci-Tech Library for quite a while, asking Old Shu some questions about Artificial Intelligence before finally leaving.

He had gained a great deal this time. Aside from the Human Breast Development Assistance Potion, which he had no use for at the moment, the Carbon Crystal Based Lithium-Ion Battery Technology would allow him to produce batteries as long as he could synthesize carbon crystals.

According to the data recorded in the book, Carbon Crystal Based Lithium-Ion Batteries could not compare to Graphene Batteries. However, their capacity was far higher than that of current Polymer Lithium-Ion Batteries, and they charged much faster as well.

He could fully enter fields such as electric vehicles, mobile phones, and laptops in the future. Even Chen Mo was surprised that such technology was considered only low-level technology in the Sci-Tech Library.

But when he considered what might exist in the future world, these technologies truly were too low-level.

Chen Mo did not plan to use the Ballpoint Pen Production Technology. This process already had plenty of alternatives in the present, and it had no major distinguishing features. There was little point in a technology company entering the stationery market.

The greatest gain this time was Low-Level Artificial Intelligence Development.

He had coveted Artificial Intelligence Technology from the very beginning, but his permission level had been insufficient. In the Sci-Tech Library, he had not been able to touch books related to Artificial Intelligence at all.

This sharing of the Chinese Character Programming Language had earned him Artificial Intelligence. Even though it was low-level, it was still an unexpected delight.

What the Sci-Tech Library defined as low-level was not the same as what current internet technology defined as low-level.

After sitting up in bed, Chen Mo called Zhao Min.

Now that he had the Carbon Crystal Based Lithium-Ion Battery Technology, he needed a laboratory to synthesize carbon crystals. After all, the carbon crystals recorded in the book might be a new material, so he had to conduct experiments.

"Chairman, what is it?"

"Have someone build a personal laboratory for me—a physics laboratory and a chemistry laboratory. I'll send the equipment and instruments I need to your email later," Chen Mo said.

"Sure." Zhao Min immediately agreed. "I'm in a meeting right now. I'll call you later."

"Alright."

After hanging up, Chen Mo turned on his computer, made a list of the equipment, instruments, and materials he needed, and sent it to Zhao Min's email.

Not long after the email was sent, Zhao Min called him.

"Chairman, I just finished the meeting and heard reports from every department. Let me brief you on the company's finances."

"Mm. Just tell me about Butterfly Eye's sales. How many did we sell?" Chen Mo asked.

"Eight hundred thousand units. That's a very good sales figure. After deducting the costs of parts procurement, patent licensing fees, and various other expenses, the net profit is still more than five hundred million."

"No wonder so many people covet the mobile phone market." Chen Mo was slightly surprised.

"Our prices are higher than other phones because of the phone system and waterproofing features, so our profits are much higher too. You're a billionaire now. How does that feel?"

"Doesn't feel like anything." Chen Mo smiled.

"Fine, you win."

Zhao Min's voice was full of helplessness. It seemed that no matter how huge the matter, it could not stir any ripples in this young chairman's heart.

"I acquired a plot of land in Qinhai, more than three hundred mu. Since it's in a high-tech industrial park, the government offered substantial incentives. We got it for eight hundred per square meter, one hundred and seventy million in total, and the location is quite good."

"Mm." Chen Mo said, "Then have someone start planning and designing it first."

"Alright."

"What do you need the physics and chemistry laboratories for this time?"

Zhao Min was sitting in her office, looking at the email Chen Mo had sent. She could not understand what the equipment, instruments, and materials listed there were for. Only professionals would know what those devices did.

"I'm preparing to research batteries."

"I can't understand your brain."

Zhao Min gave a bitter smile. Chen Mo alone was now supporting a company's technology, and she had no idea what kind of intelligence-enhancing medicine he had taken.

She was finding this low-key chairman increasingly impossible to see through. He looked like an ordinary young man, but once one truly got to know him, he seemed unfathomably deep.

"I'll have someone build the laboratories and handle the required environmental assessment procedures as well. Once you return after the holiday, they should be ready. The R&D department has begun developing a computer operating system based on the Army Ant System architecture."

"That's quite an idea. Let me know their research progress later." Chen Mo was immediately interested.

"The company definitely can't rely on you alone. The people in the R&D department aren't getting paid to sit around. We've already opened a gap in the phone market and stirred up this stagnant pool. Do you have any bold ideas for the design of the second phone?"

"I'll think about it later."

"Alright then."

After hanging up, Chen Mo turned his attention to the computer and began familiarizing himself with the use of the Chinese Character Programming Language.

This was a newly born field. The Chinese Character Programming Language was unlike any other computer language. But since he had developed it himself, he knew the basic syntax inside out. He only needed some simple study to master it thoroughly.

It was nearly evening before Chen Mo came to his senses. He looked at the time and instantly woke up completely. Without another word, he shut down the computer and rushed back to his rental apartment.