All morning, Lu Zhou found that the words he said most often were, "Next."
Ever since discovering that Xiao Ai had such a convenient ability, he had been having so much fun that he simply couldn't stop.
After receiving each report, he scanned it into his phone and left Xiao Ai to translate the text and parameters into intuitive graphics. Combined with the quantum computer's simulation capabilities and Lu Zhou's own calculations, this left the vast majority of flaws with nowhere to hide.
Of course, the quantum computer didn't deserve all the credit. The main problem was that these "challengers" were simply too inept, bringing in improvement proposals they hadn't even properly refined and hoping to slip them through.
Had they put together something remotely plausible, even the powerful academic intuition granted by his engineering level wouldn't have allowed him to spot roughly where the problem lay at a glance.
But there were no ifs.
These presenters, who had used all sorts of channels and connections to bring their improvement proposals into the conference room, could never have imagined that such a terrifying monster would be sitting there.
Apart from the few presenters who offered constructive suggestions, most of the reports were rejected on the spot.
The entire seminar had practically turned into Lu Zhou's personal showcase.
By the final presentation before lunch, the speaker onstage lost his nerve almost the instant Lu Zhou raised his right hand. He gathered his things and slunk off the stage...
As a result, more than half of the material originally scheduled to take two days was covered in just one morning.
The sheer efficiency of the seminar left everyone there dumbfounded.
That went for both the presenters onstage and the audience below...
The morning session finally ended, and a legend about the