(PS: New author, didn't know how to write in the early stages, currently working hard to improve, please bear with me.)
(PS: For the early chapters, please don't take it too seriously...
Back in the living room, Kōyū saw Conan and Professor Agasa sitting on the sofa.
"How does it feel?" Guangyou walked towards them and asked, "This is the only artificial intelligence I know of in the world right now."
The authorities definitely have hidden technological capabilities.
However, Mitsuyu believes that there is currently only one true artificial intelligence in the world, and that is "Friday".
Even if the authorities conceal some of their technological capabilities, it's impossible for them to possess true artificial intelligence like "Friday."
"I can't fully understand its capabilities in a short time," Conan said truthfully. "However, it is indeed very intelligent."
He and Professor Agasa just gave Friday several instructions of varying difficulty in different ways, and Friday completed them all successfully.
Without exception.
Since Kōyū has granted them the authority, they will respond to the instructions given to the two of them on Friday.
However, artificial intelligence is not like winning the lottery; its capabilities cannot be fully understood all at once, and it takes time to gain an accurate understanding of it.
Although we don't fully understand it, judging from the abilities it has demonstrated so far, it is already quite intelligent and very impressive.
"I'm going to say a few words to Friday, and then we'll go back."
"Um."
After greeting Conan, Kōyū went to the research lab.
He instructed Friday to filter out unreliable and fake information and not to store everything, since server storage space is limited.
To ensure that the limited storage was not wasted, Guangyou also briefly scanned the saved files.
Sure enough, I found some useless junk files.
It's so rubbish that even a layman like him can tell at a glance.
As an artificial intelligence, Friday possesses self-learning capabilities, and under Guangyou's instructions, it will directly filter out such junk files.
Therefore, it will not be saved as data.
Storage capacity in this era is not yet at the level of 1TB that he remembers so often.
Of course he has to make good use of it.
The remaining files weren't all useful; it's just that, given his level of expertise, he couldn't distinguish between useful information and junk files.
He plans to have Ai come and take a look later.
In addition, he created an administrator account for Ai with almost the same permissions as him.
His account has the highest level of privileges and is unique.
Otherwise, he would have raised Ai's privileges to the same level as his.
This doesn't affect usage; the few missing permissions are rarely used.
After finishing all this, Kōyū returned to the living room, said goodbye to Professor Agasa, and went back to the agency with Conan.
...
On the way, bathed in moonlight, Kōyū recalled his conversation with Ai.
Actually, he simply wanted to compliment the beauty of the night scene; he didn't mean anything else.
But Ai interpreted it differently and replied to him:
"The wind is gentle too."
It is said that the profound phrase "The moon is beautiful tonight" was uttered by the Japanese writer Natsume Soseki.
It's the person printed on the 1000 yen note.
It is said that when Natsume Soseki was still an English teacher, he once asked his students to translate the line "I love you" that the male protagonist couldn't help but say when the male and female protagonists were taking a walk under the moon into Japanese.
The student translated it literally as "I love you," which is equivalent to "Auntie washes the railway."
But that's too direct, and Japanese people don't usually say "love" out loud, so it lacks any other charm.
Therefore, Natsume Soseki translated this line from the story as "The moon is beautiful tonight."
It carries the implied meaning that "the moon is most beautiful when we see it together".
Subtle and understated, yet gentle.
It's more in line with the way Japanese people speak.
This phrase first appeared in the classic Japanese literary work "The Tale of Genji" before Lady Rokujo parted ways with Genji.
The original text is:
"The moon is beautiful tonight, just like you have seen it today."
Whenever I think of the joys and sorrows we shared in the past, I inexplicably shed tears of sadness at the passing of time.
From this day forward, everything about you will become a beautiful memory that will comfort me for the rest of my life.
For the rest of my life, I will cherish the memory of the moon we watched together tonight.
Coincidentally, if you remove the sad part of this passage, the remaining part is also what Kwang-yu wanted to say.
The years he spends with Ai in the future will become a beautiful memory for him.
"The wind is gentle" is the response, equally subtle and implicit.
This sentence was not said by Natsume Soseki.
No one knows who said it, but it was probably some netizen.
"The moonlight is beautiful, and the wind is gentle..." Guangyou murmured to himself, a faint smile playing on his lips.
He murmured to himself:
"This girl is quite romantic."
Conan, who was walking with him, glanced at him as if he were used to it, and then looked away.
Without asking, he knew that the two of them had just said that sentence, so he didn't ask why they kept repeating it.
He understood the meaning of those words and couldn't help but feel a little envious of the two of them.
However, despite his envy, he knew he couldn't bring himself to say such things.
Moreover, given his current state, he can't bring himself to say it, and there's no one he can tell.
Fortunately, with Fridays now available, the development speed of a permanent cure is expected to increase significantly.
His chances of regaining "Shinichi Kudo" have also increased significantly.
Good news.
...
The next day, before dawn, Guangyou got up and went downstairs for a jog, and bought some groceries along the way.
My dear reader, there's more to this chapter! Please click the next page to continue reading—even more exciting content awaits!