When Su Niannian turned her laptop around, the screen was filled with red numbers.
"The original post on Little Red Book has a hundred and twenty thousand likes, over eight thousand comments, and twenty-six thousand shares, and they're still climbing." She spoke quickly. "Creators on Bilibili have already posted hands-on test videos. There's a question on Zhihu's trending list called 'What AI tool is Build a System for Zero Bucks?' with over four hundred thousand views. I've seen at least six articles from WeChat public accounts, all titled 'A Hundred Thousand vs. Zero.'"
Han Luyi and Lu Mingzhou sat in the conference room. Yesterday's architecture diagram was still on the whiteboard.
"We sent out four hundred invitation codes for the co-creation program, and they were all gone three days ago," Su Niannian continued. "But after the post blew up, the comments and private messages were all asking 'What tool is this?' and 'Can I get a link?' The original poster has been swamped. He doesn't know what the product is called and can't provide a link. All he has is his own account. Our existing beta users are getting questions from friends and coworkers too, and a few have shared the registration page."
She checked the backend data. "We had over eight hundred new registrations yesterday. They all entered their email addresses and are waiting for codes."
Han Luyi asked, "How are the users who already have access finding it?"
"Ninety-seven percent positive feedback, with an average of 3.4 generations per day. Most feedback concerns the UI and interaction experience. Almost nobody has complained about the functionality." Su Niannian closed her laptop. "The numbers look great. The biggest problem right now is-"
She paused.
"The buzz won't last long. Luyi, you work on recommendations, so you should know. Without a