"You wrote it casually?! Just one person? Developed the intelligent software for a three-dimensional graphic recognition system?!" Kenneth Osborne was even more shocked, and somewhat in awe.
Quentin Parker understood what he meant, his expression remained cool, but there was a slight warmth in his tone, "Well, it's actually not too difficult. Writing software can also be done by machines themselves, without needing us to handle everything personally, right? Otherwise, what's the point of developing artificial intelligence for computers?"
Kenneth Osborne: "!!!"
These words were like a revelation, allowing Kenneth Osborne to suddenly see the light.
His eyes brightened, and he was eager to find a place to start working on the concept Quentin Parker had given him.
Providing a set of program rules and logic to the computer, and then letting the computer automatically complete billions of lines of code, what a groundbreaking initiative this is!
