The Girl Who Restarted Time

Chapter 103: Classics Are Hard To Rewrite!

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

Lu Jia’er, who had always been the underdog when flirting with him, despite her shyness, was unwilling to be outshone, “Ace, I finally personally verified one phrase today!”

“Which phrase” Jin Xiangdong curled his lips and asked.

“A man can only think with one thing at a time, with his brain or his penis.” Lu Jia’er replied.

On hearing her words, Jin Xiangdong couldn’t help laughing, “Why do you say that?”

Lu Jia’er wanted to give him a glare, because he always seemed to be deliberately obtuse, but they were both adults, even if they talked about this topic, it was normal. So she said, “There is a slang term in the West. The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, while the way to a woman’s heart is through her vagina! The second half of the proverb when used as evidence fully proves that a man can only think with one thing at a time, with his brain or his penis!”

Jin Xiangdong appeared to be a student, and nodded slightly, “I admit that man thinks most of the time with his penis, but the second half of the proverb I refer to is not this sentence.”

Lu Jia’er was a bit confused. Did she make a mistake?

Jin Xiangdong continued, “The way to a woman’s heart is not only through her stomach, but also through attention to her joys and sorrows.”

After hearing the answer, Lu Jia’er was speechless and she retorted, “Classics are hard to rewrite!”

“It was what I was thinking about!” Jin Xiangdong curled his lips and said.

If it was someone else, Lu Jia’er would see him through immediately, but she couldn’t hear his voice, so she could do nothing about the situation, she had to say, “If you think so, adjust your actions to your words!”

“Adjust my actions to my words?” asked Jin Xiangdong.

“Take care of my stomach and give attention to my joys and sorrows!” Lu Jia’er nodded.

Hearing her words, Jin Xiangdong nodded silently, then picked up food with his chopsticks for Lu Jia’er while he said, “Don’t starve yourself! Let’s have dinner!”

Lu Jia’er couldn’t help but laugh. He could act according to circumstances. Luckily for him she was really hungry, so she stopped arguing with him and picked up chopsticks and had dinner.

While they were eating, Lu Jia’er kept talking with Jin Xiangdong about the news posted on Jason’s Moments that evening, “Ace, I saw a piece of news posted by Jason this evening. A painting by the BUA’s artificial intelligence Legend has been sold via auction for $580,000. Is it true?”

“Do you suspect that it’s an inside story?” Jin Xiangdong smiled as he asked.

“No, I don’t. My question is, does the painting by Legend prove that AI have a shallow ‘thoughts’?” Lu Jia’er asked.

“Legend created by Legend is amazing. But for now, it can only be said that it is an intelligent product through deep learning and training with massive data. In a word, it is actually a new breakthrough in supercomputing!” replied Jin Xiangdong.

Lu Jia’er nodded, even if she was not an expert in programs, after working in the BUA for some time, she still knew that the biggest bottleneck in the current development of AI was the computing cost. To complete more complex tasks, the energy cost and time cost of training a deep learning model would increase exponentially. The solution was to make breakthroughs either in the hardware or the algorithm itself.

“That is to say, data driven supercomputing has made Legend’s Legend have its own unique artistic style,” said Lu Jia’er.

“Yes, having this unique style can also be seen as a new way of learning and thinking!” Jin Xiangdong nodded and said.