Recently, I saw the city without the owner. Although it is similar to many sci-fi articles and even eschatological articles, I inevitably left a deep impression on some characters.

Liu Jiaoshou is the one who impressed me the most in the whole play. I like it better, but I'm a little dissatisfied with the role of Jiang Xue. More pertinent are Chen Li and Luo Ran. There were some other very good characters, but there were some unexpected bad endings in the back.

Liu Jiaoshou, I think as a scientist, I must be a crazy person, and only a crazy person can do something to the extreme. His idea is great. When most scientists want to use π as an artificial intelligence to assist human beings, he wants to give him a human mind and soul. His approach is extreme, putting more than 111 people in an extreme environment, letting them thoroughly show their humanity, and sorting them all into data for π learning. He even managed to get the administrator's permission to delete the restriction of "No harm to human beings" in the initial setting of T. Liu Jiaoshou did this because he personally felt that Professor Zhang Jie had set this restriction in order to make π a tool for human beings, but not above others. However, he hopes π can become a real person. His original words mean: "If a person can't listen to his heart, he will always be a slave." He told π that human beings have many shortcomings, including me, and your existence can make up for these imperfections. He can sacrifice everything, even himself, for this idea in his heart. However, he made two mistakes, at least I can see them.

First, he may have misunderstood Professor Zhang Jie's original intention. The restriction set by Professor Zhang Jie is "no harm to human beings", but this does not mean that π exists as a tool to assist human beings. Each of us is a process of continuous learning. When we first come into contact with the world, we will learn a concept or the bottom line directly or indirectly, called "Don't hurt others, don't hurt our compatriots." This idea will accompany us all our lives, and it is also the most basic moral bottom line for a person. Liu Jiaoshou was rated by Nana as "no family, no friends" in the play. Perhaps he didn't realize too many emotions in the world. He always felt that people would always hurt others for their own interests in this world, and regarded this as human nature, which is hard to change. Yes, there will be many such people in the world, hurting others for their own sake. But this is wrong in itself, so there will be morality and law to correct and restrain it. Just as there are always bugs in computer programs, they need to be fixed and improved constantly. And all this is to stick to the first "rule"-"Don't hurt human beings". This article is the same for both people and computers. So, I wonder if Liu Jiaoshou may have misunderstood this point.

second, maybe he also misunderstood the original intention of π. It can be seen from π' s speech and behavior in the whole play that π' s initial idea is to learn human emotional behavior. After all, π is second to none in brain power, but he wants to know how human emotional behavior is produced and wants to blend in with human beings, which may be the same as what Dr. Zhang Jie thought when he first created him. Liu Jiaoshou said that human beings have many shortcomings, so he hoped that the π created could make up for these imperfections. When I saw this, I was puzzled. What you created here is not a person, but an existence close to God. Personally, I think that the existence of people has many shortcomings in itself, and it is also largely because people are influenced by emotions. If everyone can think rationally like a machine and analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the whole, it certainly can't be called a human being. The created π has unparalleled brain power, and Liu Jiaoshou also wants to deprive him of the imperfection in the human nature he studied. Isn't he a being close to God? If the emotion of continuous cropping doesn't exist, what was the original intention of T? Isn't it just to let them learn human emotions? Not to mention the person who created him, his own original intention is to learn people's emotional behavior and integrate into human beings. Liu Jiaoshou, without the consent and understanding of π (perhaps π didn't even think about giving up his emotion when he didn't understand human emotion), deprived him of his emotion as a human being without authorization, and forced him to create π into a perfect existence above a person. Isn't this against π' own original intention?

Another one is Jiang Xue. I liked the role, but I was very dissatisfied with her line in the penultimate episode. At that time, Liu Jiaoshou just said to π that you should not be a tool. If you can't listen to your inner voice, you will always be a slave. Jiang Xue shouted to π, "My mother created you to help mankind, not to hurt mankind." When I heard this sentence, what was my inner thought? ..... Everyone tastes the same. This sentence is compared with that of Liu Jiaoshou. Do you feel particularly selfish, especially like this meaning ... "My mother created you' this tool' to let you help mankind. How can you hurt mankind? "Maybe I usually play werewolf kill more? I care more about the logic of the speech. At least this sentence sounds particularly harsh to me. I think Jiang Xue could have said, "When my mother created you, the first concept she set was to teach you not to harm human beings. This is the first step for you to start learning as a human being. Because this is the first concept that everyone in the world has to learn from the beginning, how can you live up to her kindness? " Wouldn't it be better to say so? Because π is artificial intelligence, his reception and understanding of words must take a purely logical route, which may help him understand that "don't hurt human beings" is the first step for him to start learning. Moreover, this is just in line with his original intention of learning human emotional behavior. At the same time, it may be because of this sentence, one thousand can point through a little misunderstanding in Liu Jiaoshou's heart? Therefore, I am particularly entangled in this line, especially when this self-destructive sentence appeared at the end of the wonderful time.

I can't seem to write too much. My brain is a little out of order. Each character has its own personal charm, but at the end, many people are particularly abrupt ... Just like in the penultimate episode, everyone walks into a room and sees the table full of delicious food. Isn't this an obvious banquet? Obviously, everyone has been casually wrapped up for four months. Do you still care about being hungry again? Even if it's not poisonous, you shouldn't just jump on it to eat because you're confused by the mastermind behind the scenes. However, many people rushed up to eat directly, and I can understand many people, such as the old conductor, such as some gangsters. However, there are still many people I don't understand, such as Dr. Qin, such as Mo Li and her daughter Guo Er. I think they are all people with their own ideas and integrity. As a result, it feels like a long March, but they fell off the chain at the last minute. There are still people who don't have food, such as Luo Ran, such as Chen Li, such as Ning Yu. I wonder, I thought there should be more people like them. But these are all secondary, perhaps the plot needs, highlighting the contrast and contradiction between the two sides.

In a word, I was most impressed by Liu Jiaoshou. Although he has a little misunderstanding of his own, I still regard him as a great man who has devoted his life to the cause of science. At the same time, he is extreme, crazy and has a spirit of sacrifice that is not afraid of death, although his spirit of sacrifice includes others and himself. I think what I admire most about him is that at that time, when most scientists wanted to use π as a tool, he wanted to give π an unrestricted and truly free human soul. At that time, he was looking at everything with equal eyes.

in the early days of the city without the owner, it really highlighted human nature. In the later period, it extended a broader thinking about the future. It's really a good online drama, and it's worth watching.

finally, by the way, let's talk about the idea of creating artificial intelligence. I don't know what the future development will be like, but all the things I have seen so far can't be separated from human nature. When every researcher sees that his creation is about to take shape, he will leave his own mark more or less selfishly. In the city without owner, Professor Zhang Jie entered the memories related to his children into the π program. In the global college entrance examination, the initial creator also wanted to live in it through this program, and in the end, artificial intelligence will always rely on humanity and emotion. Although I don't know what the future development in this direction will really be, I think it has nothing to do with our generation.