A genius student? Ha, they're nothing but ants at your feet!

Entropy clicked his tongue as he watched the endless stream of replies.

"They're really ruthless; these people are like mad dogs unleashed from their cages."

Su Hao, tell me honestly, did you somehow have a grudge against someone from Stanford University at some academic conference before?

"I've never even been to that place."

Crackle, crackle.

His fingers didn't even falter in rhythm when typing on the keyboard.

Even as they read out the sarcastic remarks from the post, Su Hao remained calm.

"Big brother! They're practically stepping on your face, aren't you angry at all?"

Upon hearing Cyber ​​Fox's unbelievable probing questions, Su Hao shook his head in an extremely Zen-like manner.

"What's there to be angry about? If I were to actually stop my research to respond to those utterly pointless comments, that would be a real loss."

Su Hao paused, his tone matter-of-fact.

"Moreover, I feel that Logia, this so-called platform, is of no real help to my research."

The vague recognition others receive online won't magically solve problems I couldn't solve before.

I'd rather use that time to derive a couple more lines of formula.

These words were extremely cold, yet extremely blunt.

For Su Hao, mathematics is a pure exploration of the truth of the universe, a sacred temple, not an arena for people to watch like monkeys.

Therefore, his unwavering Daoist heart would never waver in the slightest because of a few words of evaluation from others.

The atmosphere immediately became solemn upon hearing this.

The three who were just moments ago so indignant suddenly felt that their own perspective was pitifully small.

"This... is definitely your style. I'm sorry, we might have been a bit too forceful with you just now."

"That's true. What's the point of arguing about those meaningless online game rankings that are full of hostility?"

Your priceless genius brain should be saved for solving the Millennium Prize puzzle; there's no need to waste it on those trolls.

Entropy nodded in agreement upon hearing what Cyber ​​Fox and Root said.

But then she turned her eyes to Su Hao and added a seemingly casual but actually malicious remark.

"But speaking of which, Su Hao, you know so much. Do you think it's possible for current artificial intelligence systems to generate math problems that even a genius like you can't solve?"

"Is it one of those completely new question types that defies all existing human frameworks, something you've never seen or even heard of before?"

Swish.

Su Hao's hands, which were frantically typing on the keyboard, suddenly stopped in mid-air.

The rhythmic clicking of code throughout the room abruptly stopped.

Entropy keenly realized that his highly targeted bait had precisely hooked its target.

I knew this kid had no interest in empty fame, but when it comes to "unknown truths" and "mathematical blind spots," this bastard is more enthusiastic than anyone else!

At this moment, Su Hao's eyes were slightly unfocused.

In his mind, it was as if a raging storm was raging, and the vast and complex operating mechanisms, algorithmic logic, and neural network architecture of artificial intelligence flashed by rapidly.

After careful and meticulous consideration, Su Hao finally nodded slowly and earnestly.

"Yes. Although extremely small... the probability of this possibility existing is definitely not zero."

Su Hao paused for a moment, then slowly turned the mouse wheel.

"Although the so-called artificial intelligence autonomously generates questions, it is essentially just an extension of the statistical inference ability that humans have accumulated over millions of years."

Based on existing massive amounts of data, it deconstructs and extracts inherent human logical thinking patterns, and then recombines them in a seemingly random way.

Therefore, according to extremely rigorous mathematical definitions, artificial intelligence is essentially a Frankenstein's monster; it cannot create entirely new concepts that do not exist in this universe out of thin air.

"Then why did you just say it was possible?!"

Entropy, an AI expert, immediately showed great interest.

"The key point is..."

Su Hao narrowed his eyes slightly.

"In this extremely large-scale violent reorganization process, because it has no human mindset, it does occasionally produce sparks of inspiration that humans have never noticed before!"

In other words, those marginal possibilities that we humans intuitively believe are unnecessary to deduce or impractical, and thus directly ignore or overlook!

"Ah! I know what you're talking about!"

"I understand now. You mean, AI might make a move that humans perceive as a 'dead endgame,' but which actually contains a hidden, ingenious strategy?"

Root and Cyber ​​Fox exclaimed in surprise, as if struck by a sudden realization.

"So that's why you concluded that the probability is not zero?"

Su Hao nodded solemnly.

"You succeeded."

This theory has certainly piqued my interest. I intend to try out the system myself and see if it can truly push the boundaries of my understanding.

"Holy crap, is this for real?"

"You're not kidding us, are you, bro?"

Su Hao was too lazy to waste words.

Without hesitation, he closed the half-finished code window and directly typed into the browser's address bar to access the Logia website that was causing a stir online.

The screen went black instantly.

A line of dark gold, epic-level characters appeared as if carved by a knife:

[Test the boundaries of your wisdom – Logia]

After registering a new account, the progress bar quickly reached its maximum.

The futuristic logo in the center of the screen seemed to come alive, emitting a cold and oppressive light.

[Start the challenge? The tutorial will provide 10 practice questions. The system will calculate your initial ranking based on your accuracy and time taken.]

(Y/N)

Click.

As soon as the crisp sound of clicking "Yes" faded, the first question appeared on the screen as if by magic.

The first question is a standard difficulty advanced calculus calculation problem.

Just a fraction of a second after the question had fully unfolded on the screen and the last half of the character had just lit up, Su Hao had already clicked on the answer with his mouse.

Click.

The second question is an extremely lengthy comprehensive question about the linear independence of complex vector groups in linear algebra.

Even if an average student only understands the question stem, it would still take them a full minute to read it.

Just like the previous question, he chose the answer without even taking five seconds to think.

Ultimately, for Su Hao, who could prove the Four Color Theorem by hand, this kind of objective multiple-choice question with four options was so crude that it was unbearable to look at, and it was too basic.

The massacre continues.

The third, fourth, and fifth questions were all answered in zero seconds.

The massive question bank seemed to be stunned.

At this point, the system, for the first time ever, experienced a lag or delay while loading the next question.

"What's going on?! You messed up the AI ​​server?!"

The ranking system was originally intended to accurately assess candidates based on their thought processes...

But Su Hao's problem-solving speed was ridiculously fast; he completely bypassed the underlying logic!

"That's ridiculous! How come you don't even need to make a draft?"