On his first day back at work, Liu Bo hurried down to the twenty-second floor of Dingsheng Tower.
Both the Legal Department and the Government Relations Department were on this floor.
As a newly promoted vice president, Liu Bo had become something of a rising star at Dingsheng. Everyone thought he was the CEO's favorite, and calls of "Boss Liu" followed him all the way.
Liu Bo was so anxious that he had no intention of stopping even to acknowledge them.
He had barely rested since the emergency notice concerning artificial intelligence chat products was issued on May 4. He had been suspending affected products in accordance with the notice, urging the development teams to hurry up with their fixes, and explaining the situation to major enterprise clients to maintain those relationships.
Being vice president of the Cloud Business Unit was no easy job.
At times like this, he couldn't help missing his old boss, Zhang Chi. If Zhang Chi were still here, Liu Bo wouldn't have to suffer through all this-though, of course, he wouldn't be the one earning this money either.
During this period, one of the things Liu Bo had pursued most aggressively was getting public relations, legal, and the Product Safety Team to work overtime digging up information on Glutinous Rice Ball Chat. From risks to minors to extended conversations and the "Electronic Dad" controversy, they had compiled over forty pages.
Then he had the Government Relations Team report Glutinous Rice Ball Chat through its channels at the earliest opportunity.
As soon as Source Code announced that it would not suspend service, Liu Bo went to take a look. Glutinous Rice Ball Chat had acted remarkably fast: its entry point had already been divided into "Chat" and "Agents." "Chat" was grayed out, but "Agents" was still