my return to life

Then he put down the book and said with a smile, "Secret Wen, how was your experience on this business trip?"

Wen Ye thought for a while before answering: "This is my first time going abroad. How should I put it, it's not all work experience, but a little extra experience, especially yesterday when the company gave everyone time to go shopping."

Fang Nian's eyes naturally lowered: "Tell me, I haven't been abroad yet."

Wen Ye was not surprised by this, and replied [-]: "Let's talk about the shopping experience first, Seoul is not as good as Shanghai, but there are some local characteristics, which are new to us.

The place is not too big…”

Wen Ye briefly talked about her experience in Seoul, and in summary, it was average.

Seoul is only one-tenth the size of Shanghai, and it is easier to go shopping in comparison.

And there are two weekends in between.

Wen Yeyou visited Seoul with his "fun-loving" colleagues.

Fang Nian was noncommittal.

Then Wen Ye talked about his work experience: "South Korea's capital tendency is more serious..."

"There are classes..."

"..."

Hearing this, Fang Nian thought for a while and said, "Since everyone is here, let's read the book. 09 will be over soon, and I'm actually more concerned about your thoughts on taking the MPA exam."

Wen Ye blinked, and then Xiaoyi reminded: "Mr. Fang, MPA requires three years of work experience after graduating from a bachelor's degree before you can apply for the exam."

Fang Nian snorted, and said casually: "I really haven't paid attention to this, so what you mean is that you plan to take it easy and wait until the time is right before cramming?"

Before Wen Ye could speak, Fang Nian said casually, "You don't want to look at it, just like you learned, do you think Buddha's feet will be hugged by you?"

Wen Ye hurriedly said, "I'll learn now."

"I'm too lazy to bother you, take the time to write a business trip report, and send it to my mailbox before get off work tomorrow." Fang Nian said indifferently.

Wen Ye: "..."

A little wronged, but dare not say.

She knew Fang Nian's temper a little bit, and she wasn't really angry, but if she said one more word, it would become true.

I don't dare to think about whether my life is suffering or not.

It was originally a matter of workflow, but it was specifically requested.

Finally, an idea popped up in Wen Ye's mind for no reason:

'I blame myself for graduating too late! '

Just as she was thinking about something, someone suddenly interrupted her.

"Student Fang Nian, read a book."

Wen Ye followed the prestige and asked in a little surprise, "Senior Cheng Qian?"

Fang Nian also greeted with a smile: "Brother Cheng, you also come to read the book."

"Huh, Wen Ye?" Cheng Qian saw Wen Ye now, then raised his eyebrows and said, "Do you know each other?"

Fang Nian replied with a smile: "I met Senior Sister Wen Ye on the first day of registration."

"So it is."

"..."

"..."

After exchanging a few pleasantries, Cheng Qian simply sat down.

Fang Nian simply wrote down the pages he read and closed the book.

"Brother Cheng, I just met and I want to ask you a little question."

Cheng Qian waved his hand quickly: "Sister Wen Xue is here, don't say that, discuss with each other."

"..."

Wen Ye, who was sitting opposite, watched Fang Nian whispering with Cheng Qian, his mind was muddled.

She was surprised at how Fang Nian met the seniors of the graduate students.

As far as she knew, Fang Nian was very low-key in Philosophy Class 09 of the [-] class, with almost no edge.

Not involved in any activities.

It seems to be a passer-by in Fudan.

But now, Wen Ye watched Fang Nian and Cheng Qian discuss some issues that fell in their ears, and they could understand every word, but the combination was very profound.

Seeing Fang Nian asking for advice with a smile.

Watching Cheng Qian's very equal conversation.

Listening to the discussion of issues extended from the scope of philosophy to some areas of research.

It was only then that Wen Ye discovered that Fang Nian's way of integrating into Fudan University was different from many undergraduate students. He chose the direction of academic research.

Thinking about it carefully, Wen Ye suddenly felt that perhaps this was the most correct form.

Especially for Fang Nian who chose the Department of Philosophy——

He doesn't need to start a business, and he doesn't even need a degree...

After excluding these directions, there are not many options for undergraduates to choose, and the academic research direction is undoubtedly the best choice.

Even because it is an academic study of philosophy, it is likely to provide greater inspiration for Fang Nian's decision-making.

Wen Ye knew who proposed the solution to the company's crisis.

Also know how much time it takes.

Almost under her nose, Fang Nian sorted out the information, quickly analyzed the situation, and finally proposed a solution to solve the problem.

And these abilities may be obtained from such ordinary academic discussions...

…………

Fang Nian pursed his lips, frowned slightly and said, "That is to say, your team's current cognitive research on framework issues has fallen into an endless loop?"

The voice interrupted Wen Ye's reverie.

Cheng Qian nodded: "It can be said that although in the final analysis it is due to lack of funds, it is indeed caught in an endless loop...

Theoretical research needs experimental support, and experimental support requires funding, and without funding, only theoretical research can be done..."

Hearing Cheng Qian's tongue-twistering words, Fang Nian smiled and said, "Actually, this has something to do with the current environment."

"Indeed, it's not just us, most teams have problems of one kind or another." Cheng Qian agreed.

There was a moment of silence in the atmosphere.

Not long after, Fang Nian suddenly said: "Your team has never considered cooperating with the company, or is it that you are not willing to share the results."

Cheng Qian said with a wry smile: "Who knows if there will be any results, how many years have been studied on the framework problem, and how many years have the concept of artificial intelligence been proposed;

Now it has become a sci-fi word. If the research results are good, if there is no result, it will be a waste of time, and we will not be able to explain it. "

After a pause, Cheng Qian said bitterly: "So how can students like us find a company to cooperate with?"

At this moment, Fang Nian looked at Wen Ye who was sitting across from him intentionally or unintentionally...

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Chapter 265 The Third Way of Retreat

Wen Yeren was half-shrunk in the down jacket, and suddenly felt Fang Nian's gaze.

There was a moment of bewilderment.

Then the messy thoughts in my mind suddenly stopped.

Fang Nian said calmly, "How will you know if you don't try?"

Wen Ye quickly captured the key information.

Wen Ye stretched out his hand to brush away the scattered strands of hair, and said calmly.

"Senior Cheng, student Fang Nian, what research are you discussing, can you tell me?"

After finishing speaking, Wen Ye casually looked at Fang Nian from the corner of his eye, observing Fang Nian's expression.

Seeing that Fang Nian lowered his eyes and stopped looking at himself, he was quietly relieved.

Facing Wen Ye's curious eyes, Cheng Qian pushed down his glasses and smiled: "It's a big problem in cognitive philosophy in the classification of philosophy. My tutor led me to set up a project team with some classmates..."

With a look of interest, Wen Ye asked in a pleading tone: "Then, what is the big problem?"

Cheng Qian smiled: "Wen Xuemei is also interested in philosophical issues?"

After a pause, he replied: "This question is very complicated to explain carefully, and it is a set of systematic theories."

Wen Ye pursed her lips and smiled: "A simple explanation, I see that you are very engaged in chatting, and I am a little curious."

Cheng Qian also laughed, glanced at Wen Ye, and said in a self-deprecating way: "What's going on with you today, you are all interested in these untimely research."

Then add a sentence: "Student Fang Nian is okay, he was more interested in cognitive philosophy early in the morning, and he was also interested in cutting-edge issues;

I remember Wen Xuemei, you are studying administrative management, whether it is epistemology, philosophy, or framework issues, they are all irrelevant. "

Wen Ye didn't rush to speak.

Sure enough, Cheng Qian went on talking on his own.

"In this way, I will give you an example to illustrate. I have to declare that this is not a simple-sounding example, and it is a bit convoluted."

Wen Ye nodded quickly: "It's okay."

Cheng Qian glanced at the room, and then said: "For example, there is an apple over there, and it is red."①

"If we regard this as a proposition, the human mind is to find another apple to see if it is red, and so on. If there is no counterexample, we will be more convinced that the proposition is correct."

"If we say that we have verified 100 apples, 99 of which are red, we will perform the default reasoning, namely:

When someone tells you that something is an apple, you will immediately think that it is red. This is the human cognitive process: induction-verification-application.

Or judgment-verification-application. "

After a pause, Cheng Qian continued: "But the machine's verification idea is different.

It needs to find out all the equivalent forms of this proposition first, and then start to verify. It needs to use a large number of identification cases, and finally use the equivalent form to judge. If there are more identification cases, it will be easy to produce:

'Something that is not red is not an apple', which in turn supports 'Nothing that is red is an apple', which is equivalent to 'all apples are red. '

And this is fine in machine logic.

Going back to our human thinking just now, if someone tells us that something is an apple, we will associate it with red;

However, we humans don't think that everything that is not red is not an apple..."

Finally, Cheng Qian concluded: "Our current research direction is to anthropomorphize the machine's verification ideas through experiments."

"It can also be regarded as a research direction of artificial intelligence. Our team and mentors believe that this theory is valuable, but it does not mean that this theory is correct and can be fruitful."

Although Cheng Qian's example sounds a bit convoluted and not that simple, Wen Ye's comprehension ability is not a problem, and he understood after a little thought, and said with a little excitement.

"Then, can I understand it this way, your current project research direction is smart phones, or the future of smart computers?"

Cheng Qian smiled and shook his head: "The word future is too big, so I dare not say that."

"It can only be said to explore the possibility of making machine cognition more intelligent."

Wen Ye nodded half-understood: "I just heard you talking about endless loops, what's the reason?"

Cheng Qian replied: "The problem of project funding, although it is a problem of epistemology, will eventually be realized through machines and requires a lot of experimental verification."

"In fact, there is a misunderstanding here. Most people think that professional research like philosophy is purely theoretical and does not require actual experiments..."

As he spoke, Cheng Qian showed bitterness.