At 9:30 AM, the competition officially began.
The competing teams were from Beijing’s two top-tier prestigious universities, which had loved and competed with each other for many years, always fiercely competitive.
Just like this intense robot competition.
When Shi Sui said she wasn’t interested in robots, it wasn’t entirely an excuse.
Her first exposure to the concept of robots was at the Yan residence, from Yan Tingli and Uncle Yan.
The company’s new products would first be brought home by Yan Tingli to test and play with at the Yan house.
When Shi Sui first arrived, she couldn’t figure out how to use the washing machine on the third floor.
She crouched in the washroom, staring at the washing machine in distress.
They were all intimate clothing items.
She didn’t want to ask the aunties for help.
Shi Sui really couldn’t get it open, and just as she decided to go back to her room to hand-wash everything, a mechanical voice suddenly sounded behind her: “Master, I am Little Y. If you need any help, you can always find me.”
Shi Sui turned around to find it was the home robot that Yan Tingli had brought back, which often wandered around the house.
But Shi Sui generally preferred to do things herself and had never ordered the robot around.
“I don’t know how to use the washing machine.”
“Command received.”
The next second, the washing machine’s lights turned on, and with a “click,” the door that wouldn’t open popped open.
Shi Sui: “…”
Later, Shi Sui felt like she was being monitored at the Yan residence.
Whenever she had any trouble using household appliances, Little Y would appear at her beck and call.
She heard that Little Y’s master control system was with Yan Tingli.
This gave Shi Sui a constant illusion that all her movements could be monitored by Yan Tingli.
This point almost made Shi Sui’s hair stand on end.
They say robots are a sign of human progress, likely representing a new technological revolution.
But Shi Sui thought this applied to smart people.
As for her, she would only be ruled by robots 😀
“Oh my god!”
“Wow! It jumped up.”
Shi Sui’s attention was drawn by the exclamations from the audience, and she turned her gaze back to the scene.
She saw the robot car controlled by Yan Tingli suddenly spring up.
With lightning speed, it knocked down the opposing robot car.
The previously intense battle situation was broken by this one jump.
On the big screen, Yan Tingli tilted his ear, giving strategic guidance to his teammates.
The entire A University robot team operated in perfect order, systematically breaking through S University’s defenses.
Victory was assured.
Amid the cheers in the venue, the competition ended.
“I’d only heard that Yan Tingli was amazing, but I didn’t expect him to be this amazing,” Shi Sui heard Xue Jing sigh in admiration, “Won so easily.”
Lin Anran said: “Exactly, S University’s team is also first-rate, but facing him, defeat was already decided. Is this the difference between genius and ordinary people?”
Shi Sui only knew that from his early education, Yan Tingli had been surrounded by the most advanced intelligent equipment in the country.
When most Chinese people still had a vague concept of AI, Yan Tingli was already receiving the most cutting-edge competitive programming guidance.
Not to mention the AI training resources and databases he could easily access.
Every step of his life was part of Yan Zecheng and Song Jie’s meticulous planning, excellence built up with money and resources.
Rather than saying it was the difference between genius and ordinary people.
It was more like the difference between the privileged and ordinary people.
Shi Sui suddenly felt a heavy blockage in her heart.
She exhaled lightly.
Thinking to herself that she was living more and more backwards, actually starting to resent the wealthy.
Shi Sui’s phone buzzed once, and she guessed who it was.
Her roommates were still beside her, so she didn’t open it to look.
—She didn’t want to look either.
Afraid of being called back again.