"Ha! The bridge that connects everything... The company isn't big, but they sure talk big."

"Although being able to develop such an intelligent AI language model and autonomous driving model is indeed astonishing.

But to say it truly connects the world, that's a bit of an exaggeration."

"Not to mention, across the ocean, the four major internet giants FAAG occupy a large portion of the world's internet ecosystem, even domestically, there's Hua Wei ecosystem, Rice ecosystem, Tencent ecosystem, Ali ecosystem...

Various exclusive ecosystems are all over the place.

Just this point alone, you won't just break through it all with slightly more advanced IT technology."

"Yeah... It's the ecosystem, the ecosystem is the biggest obstacle to the Internet of Things!

I guess, in the end, at most another 'White Night Era Ecosystem' will emerge."

"You're oversimplifying it. Building an ecosystem from scratch is no easy task; which of the mature ecosystems on the market right now wasn't built by countless developers, spending infinite time and money?

Trying to build an ecosystem on your own is no less than a ten-year start!"

"..."

Currently, humanity is entering an era of "human-machine-object" triadic intelligent interconnection.

However, the biggest obstacle to the Internet of Things is that various smart terminals cannot achieve direct "communication," with diverse and difficult to unify connection protocols among devices.

A number of major internet giants even have their own independent "Ecological Development Alliance," forming solid industry barriers.

Moreover, users' data security and privacy issues complicate the matter even further.

It's not that no one has similar ambitions, but realizing them requires traversing various diverse protocols and sweeping through each high-walled "Independent Ecosystem."

The difficulty of that is no less than Napoleon sweeping through each independent little kingdom to unify Europa.

So initially, many insiders, including those watching the live broadcast, mostly regarded this as the grand narrative of the White Night Era and didn't pay much attention.

However...

"Ha ha! Didn't someone just ask from whose hands the design drawings of the Bado Series cars were born?"

Mr. Bao smiled and suddenly asked a seemingly abrupt question.

"Could it be that master is here today?" someone asked.

"That's right, and it's now standing on stage!"

On the stage?

But as people looked up.

On the stage, there were only Mr. Bao and Hu Yifei, and no one else at all.

Hu Yifei obviously wasn't in the automobile industry, so that can be ruled out first.

Even though Mr. Bao is experienced, there's no word about him being a design master...

Wait!?

Someone suddenly realized that in addition to the two, there was indeed an "Artificial Person," standing right at the center between them...

"You guessed it right, the one who designed the entire 'Bado Series'... is precisely our intelligent AI!"

"Wow~" The crowd buzzed.

"How is that possible!"

"Are they bluffing? Has artificial intelligence already developed to this extent?"

"Isn't Bajie a language model? How can it also help with design drawings?"

"As a cloud-based model, the function modules can theoretically be countless, with the language model as a communication bridge; you can think of it as an input and output converter.

And didn't you hear its self-introduction just now, this time it's an upgrade, Bajie 2.0."

"Even if it's upgraded, it can't span this much, only how long has it been since the release day?

Are you sure this is Bajie 2.0 and not Bajie 2000?"

"It must be a promotional stunt, right?"

"Hmm... actually, nobody can accurately predict the intelligent development of AI, once a technology breakthrough happens, as long as the computing power is enough, mastering design overnight is not impossible.

After all, the gap between humans and computers is so vast, it's hard for us to imagine the speed of AI's development..."

"Yeah, I've heard that abroad there are already people using AI to assist in designing warships, but the degree of AI's involvement is yet to be verified."

"Speaking of which, there was news not long ago that Baiyeji developed an AIGC technology, and the recently popular 'Pegasus' is its first technical application, with quite a good market response.

At that time, I thought it was just a media promotion stunt for the movie...

Now it seems, this time's AI upgrade probably does add some 'Advanced Graphic Content Generation' technology."

And Hu Yifei finally revealed the answer at this moment.

"That's right, using Bajie as an access point, we can already offer various content generation services to customers.

In terms of text content, it includes legal consultation, medical consultation, technical consultation, and so on.

In terms of graphic content, it includes film editing, game production, blueprint design, and even specific medical research, conducting protein structure predictions.

These achievements have already received positive application feedback in multiple fields, fully proving the feasibility of the technology.

The design drawings of the Bado Series were completed with Bajie's assistance, taking a remarkably short time..."

leaving everyone in awe.

"Hey, hey! If it's true, such achievements warrant a Nobel Prize, right?"

"Hmm... so the question then is, if the Nobel prize is awarded to that mysterious developer, will they attend?"

"This..."

"But isn't the speed of technical iteration a bit too fast, how big must the development team be..."

"Hmm... Is it possible that the initially released Bajie was just a stripped-down version, and this one is the complete version?"

"Cliff-leading... Is there really such a genius in the world?"

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