Super God-Level Top Student

Chapter 177 Chaos

For Robert Stephen, the strength of Qiao Ze lay in his understanding of mathematics. To be more specific, his grasp of partial differential equations and differential geometry was almost transcendent.

He didn't even know how to put into words just how inconceivable it was, given that Qiao Ze was only eighteen years old.@@@@

Mathematicians, even when they appear humble, have pride in their bones.

As for Robert himself, he was far prouder than Daniel or Roth Dugan.

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This was probably also why he didn't like using public social media software much.

But at this moment, Qiao Ze truly shook him.

What made him regretful was, why did Qiao Ze have to be an Easterner?

Yes, Robert didn't like Asians, or, to put it bluntly, he didn't favor any ethnicity other than Westerners.

Of course, he would never voice such thoughts.

After reflecting for a moment, he still decided to call Daniel first.

"Ha, I knew you'd call me, Robert, didn't I tell you? That kid is incredible. His paper has the power to turn the decrepit into the divine!"

"Alright, what I want to know is whether your recruiting efforts worked. Has Qiao agreed to go to Princeton?"

I can only say the kid is a genius. He proposed a theory, and then in a very short time turned the framework he had built into reality. Just look and you'll understand, that's why I say it's very hard for Qiao to come over now. By choosing to release his achievement at this time, he's making a statement on his own."

At this, Daniel paused and sighed, "Yes, if he really had wanted to come to Princeton, he would have chosen to reveal his results after moving here. But he chose to put it out on the same day as my Facebook invitation and the publishing of his paper. Everyone thinks it's a direct conversation with Apple, but I know very well, he was just making it possible to decline without losing face."

Robert was silent, then said, "I'll have a look at this artificial intelligence you're talking about first."

"Okay, I'll send you the videos on Instagram."

"Hmm!"

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After hanging up the phone, Robert quickly received several videos from Daniel on his computer.

Upon clicking, he could see messages in square characters, but thoughtfully, there was an English translation beside each one.

The exchanges were almost all question-and-answer in format, with many images interspersed throughout.

From the perspective of a large language model, Robert could tell that the artificial intelligence was very successful—even more humanized than ChatGPT 4.0. Its use of words and sentence construction was infinitely close to that of a human, and not just any human, but one with a unique sense of humor.

Its language was not dense, nor full of lengthy treatises, but gave the impression of being lively, cheerful, sunny, and even a little mischievous.

This gave Robert a sense of shock, as well as a deeper apprehension.

Actually, Robert Stephen had not read Qiao Ze's series of foundational papers on artificial intelligence.

Even when Qiao Ze's independently created paper watermarking technology had piqued the interest of half the world's mathematicians, Robert had merely heard about it and not participated himself.