Ch. 221Back to the Stone Age
Key Plot Points and Events
- Lin Yizhou, a backend programmer, returns to work after the Spring Festival holiday.
- He discovers that his new company has strict procedures for using AI tools, disallowing Riding the Wind, which he finds highly useful.
- Lin Yizhou tries using the company-procured AI tool, Dingsheng Qianyuan, but finds it inferior and incompatible with his needs.
- Jiang Yixin, a product manager at Source Code Technology, returns to work and analyzes Riding the Wind's public beta data, finding promising user engagement and growth.
- She also notices a trend of programmers wanting to use Riding the Wind at work but facing resistance from their companies.
- Jiang Yixin begins planning for Riding the Wind's enterprise edition access strategy.
Character Developments
- Lin Yizhou: Frustrated with his new company's strict AI tool policies, he longs to use Riding the Wind but is forced to use inferior tools. His experience highlights the gap between the usefulness of Riding the Wind and the limitations of company-procured tools.
- Jiang Yixin: Excited about Riding the Wind's successful public beta, she begins planning for its enterprise edition to cater to the growing demand from programmers. Her analysis shows a clear need for Riding the Wind in the enterprise market, but also the challenges it will face.
Significant Themes
- The usefulness and limitations of AI tools in the workplace.
- The tension between employee needs and company policies.
- The potential of Riding the Wind in the enterprise market and the challenges it will face.
Character Interactions
- Lin Yizhou interacts with his colleagues, who also want to use Riding the Wind at work but are restricted by company policies.
- Jiang Yixin interacts with users on Weibo, gaining insights into their experiences with Riding the Wind and the challenges they face in using it at work.