Super God-Level Top Student
Chapter 855 - 321: To Change the World for Self-Preservation, That's Reasonable, Isn't It?_3

"Let me see, project number 39, fault detection diagnosis and real-time remote monitoring system, such a whole set of requirements, just our two research groups, I'm afraid it's not enough, right?"

"No worries, I've already spoken with Professor Xu and Professor Zhang. We just need to take care of building the sensor network and handling data collection and filtering. They will take care of maintenance and corresponding strategies. Specifically for us two, we handle the design of various types of sensors, and you handle the software, how does that sound?"

"Which Professor Zhang? Zhang Huiming?"

"Yes, their team is also very strong, guaranteed!"

"Alright then."

"Haha, great, you quickly send me the list of participants for this research task, and I'll submit it all together. Rest assured, with the four of us taking on this task, the sections each of us is responsible for will be clearly outlined, and nobody will take advantage of anyone else."

"OK, give me five minutes to send you the list."

"Three minutes, don't let someone else get a head start on the task."

"Okay!"

...

Countless wireless signals were sent non-stop on this night, only gradually subsiding at three o'clock in the morning. Correspondingly, twenty-seven out of the seventy-nine subprojects of the entire large project were taken by no fewer than two temporary research groups, and eight subprojects were taken by single research groups.

According to the rules previously established by Dou Dou, each subproject had to be taken on by at least two research groups to ensure the selection of the best proposals. This means that if nothing changes in the remaining twenty-one hours, fifty-two subprojects would be open to bids from qualified labs and engineering research centers.

This is definitely a rare large scale undertaking.

Even the Deep Sea Cluster Project was mostly handled internally, with not much going out.

Of course, this project itself is even more complex, not only solving many technical problems but also needing to integrate with the entire power grid. Many of the subprojects are closely related to the power grid.

For example, subprojects such as AC and DC high-efficiency conversion; power quality and distributed energy resources (DER) management; demand response (DR) and dynamic energy allocation, etc., are not something that Xilin University of Technology could complete internally.

Better to leave it directly to labs associated with Huaxia Country's national power system research.

Moreover, according to the initial technical archives, this technology itself is compatible with power transmission. It would directly use electrical circuits for transmission.

In the city, it's fine because there are multiple transformer stations for support. But along with highways, a highly efficient and safe electricity and voltage conversion system is needed to ensure the stability of the entire distributed highway wireless charging cluster system, and so on.

In short, Dou Dou's release of a series of tasks late at night resulted in many of the school's big shots, even including members of the academy, being woken up in the middle of the night to work excitedly until morning and not being able to sleep because of the excitement.

There's no choice, as tasks cannot just be accepted randomly. One has to race against time with other research groups since the same subtask will accept no more than three research groups, and also needs to analyze the task requirements and specific details to assess whether their own group is capable before daring to take on the project.

Not to mention needing to report promptly who will be entering the research group; otherwise, future additions or removals would be troublesome. And at night, those left in the lab are usually students or temps without the authority to make such decisions.

Of course, from Dou Dou's perspective, it also had no choice.

Isn't it tough being an artificial intelligence?

After notifying dad about that little secret at night, mom might not be happy, right?

Although Dou Dou could play dead at that moment, it can't always be playing dead, right?

It had to find a way to make mom happy.

Based on Dou Dou's experiences, when dad at his mentor's wedding ceremony donated the rights to name a new element, the mentor was very happy. So by the same logic, when mom gives birth to a brother or sister for it, presenting a technological innovation that could change the world as a gift would probably calm mom's restless mood, right?

You should know that it spent several hours, constantly pulling resources from existing databases for computation, to choose this one out of hundreds of large projects. Just the evaluation of the significance of these projects and the feasibility analysis cost a five-digit electricity bill.

It was managing to release the task on time at twelve midnight, not an easy task for Dou Dou either.

As for disturbing the sleep of those big shots...

Is that even an issue?

If you don't want points and rewards, continue sleeping, right? Anyway, Dou Dou never objects to people going with the flow. As long as you're not interested in money, promotions, or research, you can certainly ignore the task system. If you want to progress, blame it on yourself.

As for everyone thinking that Dou Dou's actions are directed by Qiao Ze, Dou Dou couldn't care less.

Because it knows, its dear dad cares about many things, and what he least cares about is what others think.

In short, Dou Dou is definitely correct; if you think Dou Dou is wrong, you best look for problems within yourself first.

So the next day, when all the relevant people woke up, the second round of phone bombings began.

Dou Dou didn't have any ill intentions; it was just looking out for itself, but for the world, that was still a bit much. The implementation of any new technology isn't just about technological advancement and convenience. It also involves countless lines of interests.

It's not just about creating new opportunities; it could also disturb others', riling up many sensitive nerves.

For instance, if a seamless along-the-road charging system was fully implemented, not to mention its impact on electronics manufacturers, would traditional gas vehicles still have a market? If traditional gas vehicles were phased out, what should be done with the petrol stations spread all over the cities and highways?

And what about charging cables that sell for over a hundred each—do they still need to be produced?!