While Li Miaomiao was speaking, the senior executives in the audience whispered among themselves to the managers around her.

No one came alone; at the very least, they brought their entire team.

A person's thinking scope is limited; even the most capable person cannot think comprehensively in a short period of time.

Therefore, a whole team is needed to fill in any gaps in one's judgment.

Especially this kind of competition that concerns the next few decades.

The executives at Tencent felt very familiar with the Blue Star II that Li Miaomiao described; wasn't it just the Huanyu-Pengcheng projected to cover the entire Blue Star?

However, the technology involved far exceeded their expectations.

To recreate the blue planet by bringing together collective memories.

This is completely different from their understanding of technology.

Seeing the executives below the stage looking at each other blankly, Li Miaomiao added, "Here I can explain some technical details more thoroughly."

Yes, virtual reality devices for users, which are the future, will be able to directly capture users' memories.

However, memories captured in this way lack distinctiveness.

Humans have too many memories, and we don't have the ability to identify and retrieve which ones are the ones we need.

I can't possibly need every single memory.

Therefore, we need users to recall relevant memories according to our needs.

For example, his memories of traveling to West Lake can be recalled through a special application, and then we can create a virtual West Lake based on the group's memories of West Lake.

Of course, you don't need to worry about us spying on your memories when you use the future.

We will not do that. In the era of brain-computer interfaces, Kechuang Bio has proven that it will not tamper with this.

In brain-computer interface technology, from mobile phones to VR, Kechuang Bio has never had a single instance of storing users' brain neural signal data.

Even though the media reports various scandals about stealing users' brain signals, it wasn't us who did it; it was a third party that obtained the technology license.

Some of the company executives present gave an awkward but polite smile.

Because they've done it before.

Taking ByteDance as an example, their apps have been rumored to have included provisions in their user agreements that allow them to store users' brain neural signal data in order to better push videos that users want to watch.

The video might be swiped away due to some objective reasons, such as having your girlfriend nearby and quickly swiping away when you see a pretty girl.

But your brain's neural signals don't lie.

ByteDance uses captured brain neural signals to make video recommendations more precise.

In fact, ByteDance is not the only company that has done this. Ali, JD.com, Pinduoduo, and even overseas companies like Amazon and Shopee have all done similar things.

By using brain nerve signals, the system determines which category of products a user wants to buy, and then aggressively pushes products to them.

On the contrary, the owner of the technology, Kechuang Bio, has never done this.

This is why Kechuang Bio has a very good reputation among consumers worldwide.

Of course, people below had doubts about how much they would believe Li Miaomiao when she said that.

After all, the real world is like a cheat code for these top-tier billionaires worldwide.

The real world gives them the green light at every turn, so they don't need to seek a sense of accomplishment in the virtual world.

They could have waited and seen, and had their subordinates investigate before deciding whether or not to use the virtual reality equipment.

Li Miaomiao continued, "Therefore, the development of Blue Star II is a very tedious and complex task."

Of course, the returns are equally astonishing.

The real world is recreated in the virtual world, and the boundary between the real world and the virtual world is completely broken down.

Previous brain-computer interfaces, VR, and industrial internet technologies have only blurred the boundaries between the real and virtual worlds.

Blue Star II could render most things in the real world meaningless.

If you can see the Northern Lights in Iceland for just fifty dollars in the virtual world, would anyone still spend tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars to see the lasers in Iceland?

And if you can obtain enough valuable memories, going to the moon and space station is entirely possible.

For example, you could go to China's Laurel Base on the moon, if you could obtain the memories of the astronauts who once stayed there.

Then we can replicate the same feeling in the virtual world.

Therefore, the development rights for Blue Star II will be sold to everyone present.

Everyone can participate in the development of Blue Star II. All you can do is collect as many memories related to Blue Star as possible.

Valuable memories will be used to build Blue Star II.

This will be a reflection of collective memory in the virtual world.

The final Blue Star II will distribute its profits based on each company's contribution.

Thirty percent of the profits from Blue Star II will be distributed to everyone.

For memories from the same place, the contribution is determined by the upload time.

In the same context as West Lake, the first user to upload their memories receives more contribution points, the second and third receive more, and so on. Subsequent uploads merely serve as evidence for earlier memories, resulting in fewer contribution points being allocated to each subsequent uploader.

Specific application permissions will be assigned to users who are willing to join the Blue Star II project later.

To create such a scientifically innovative organism, you either have to keep it from users and just secretly develop it yourself.

However, there are risks involved, and Kechuang Bio doesn't want to do that.

However, Kechuang Bio publicly stated that it lacked the manpower to do this, because it involved too many individuals. Kechuang Bio's influence on individuals was mainly within China.

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