A genius student? Ha, they're nothing but ants at your feet!
Chapter 251 Super Artificial Intelligence
The format of the newly added question is completely different from the previous ones.
To someone of Su Hao's stature, this question-setting mechanism seemed extremely jarring, even completely violating the most basic principles of academic rigor.
The description of the question deliberately omits the strict domain of the core function.
Not only that!
In the subsequent deduction requirements, several of the pre-assumptions actually contained extremely hidden logical paradoxes!
At first glance, it seemed like a mistake in the question, but Su Hao immediately saw through LOGIA's true intention.
The system is getting desperate!
It's frantically disrupting patterns. Unable to win head-on, it's resorting to using misleading and confusing information to lure Su Hao into a state of logical confusion and self-doubt.
The screen was filled with murderous intent.
negative.
paradox.
And incomplete propositions.
Any ordinary genius, once hooked on this bait, would fall into the trap of self-justification...
Even if you suddenly realize there's a problem with the question itself after ten minutes or so, the system will mercilessly judge it as a failed answer because the question took too long.
Unfortunately.
This trick used on mortals is completely useless against a monster like Su Hao!
Ta-ta-ta.
The keyboard emitted another crisp, rapid click.
[Correct answer.]
[1st Place: Su Hao / S+ / MIT / CN / 999.9]
in fact.
LOGIA's algorithmic logic is very straightforward.
First, it quietly builds a mind profiling model for the user in the background through a massive and comprehensive basic question bank.
Subsequently, targeting the question types with the highest error rates or the weak knowledge areas that took the longest to identify in the user's historical data, we directly mobilized our firepower and launched a fierce, high-intensity bombardment!
Even so, what if the user's defenses remain impregnable and cannot be breached?
It will then activate rogue mode.
By maliciously distorting known conditions and deliberately concealing key data, they artificially create mental obstacles and cognitive confusion.
After all, the original intention behind the creation of the LOGIA platform was not to make things difficult for people.
Rather, it is to conduct an extremely cold-blooded quantitative evaluation of humanity's ethereal mathematical and logical abilities.
But now, it has encountered a bug.
Because Su Hao's accuracy rate has remained at a despair-inducing absolute level since he registered his account—100%!
A straight line!
There was no fluctuation at all!
The system simply cannot calculate the ceiling of his abilities.
Therefore, the LOGIA central processing unit, which was driven to the brink of madness, was desperately trying to extract even just one wrong answer from Su Hao!
Su Hao was certain that there was no more value to be found here.
Those extreme problems that have been hyped up by outsiders and are supposedly dynamically generated by super artificial intelligence are, in his eyes, essentially nothing new.
It's nothing more than piling on more cumbersome and disgusting formulas, and relying on the pure computing power of those few broken servers to forcibly construct a seemingly exquisite but actually empty shell of a problem.
That's it.
Su Hao decided to completely delete his account after solving this last problem.
Just then.
"Um?"
Su Hao's nonchalant gaze suddenly froze.
[WARNING: LOGIA, Impossible Mode, has been forcibly started!]
-Difficulty SSS
-Pass rate 0%
[No time limit]
As if reading Su Hao's thoughts, an unprecedented supermodel question appeared on the screen.
There are no fill-in-the-blank boxes.
There are no multiple options.
This is not the kind of conventional problem that can be solved by brute force with computing power, but a theorem proof problem that is pure to the extreme!
Su Hao's gaze followed the question word by word.
One line after another.
At first, they were just some commonplace equations.
Higher-order polynomials, complex plane mappings, complex systems of partial differential equations, and several hidden critical points.
Nothing seems particularly surprising.
But this is completely different from the usual situation where the answer automatically pops into your mind at a glance!
This time.
The breakthrough to solving the problem did not immediately appear.
Su Hao frowned slightly.
"What kind of structure is this?"
The formula is extremely simple, but in its internal logic, there is an absolutely blank space that cannot be explained even by the current axiomatic system of all mankind!
However, despite the sense of mathematical incompleteness that seemed like the collapse of the sky to most people, Su Hao surprisingly did not feel any sense of unease or rejection from the collapse of logic.
on the contrary!
This question, consisting of only a few lines, exudes a deadly attraction that can draw in even the soul.
It's like an indescribable abyss, relentlessly dragging Su Hao's vast universe of thought into it bit by bit!
Swish.
Su Hao grabbed a piece of draft paper and marked several coordinate anchor points on it, referring to the formula.
He then tried to smoothly connect these scattered points using tangents.
"The mapping relationship between the derivative and the critical point".
A high-dimensional waveform diagram was automatically constructed in my mind.
One wave function has an extremely high amplitude, while the other is relatively flat.
Su Hao's pencil tip closely followed the peaks and troughs formed by the curves.
"There must be a balance point in this system."
This is no longer based on axiomatic derivation or brute force calculation, but on pure mathematical intuition.
Deep within this chaotic ripple composed of multidimensional functions, there must exist a stationary point where all variables return to zero.
Su Hao realized that the system's computing power far exceeded his initial assessment.
This completely deviates from the question-setting framework previously presented by LOGIA.
There are no deliberately lengthy questions or tricky preconditions that set logical traps.
It merely questions whether a perfect balance point truly exists within a specific topological space.
This is an ultimate conjecture that combines absolute groundbreaking innovation with the beauty of high-dimensional mathematics.
Su Hao had to admit that LOGIA might be a kind of super artificial intelligence that far exceeds the current commercial-grade definition.
"So you can actually come up with something interesting."
Su Hao unusually gave what could be considered a compliment.
pat.
He simply closed the laptop screen.
He didn't want any external light source or information to interfere with his flow state.
Su Hao blocked out all perception of the physical world and completely immersed himself in the pure mathematical universe.
.......
boom!
Theodore slammed his fist on the table in a fit of rage.
"Damn it! Still no online today?"
It has been a full week since Su Hao topped the leaderboard.
That person vanished without a trace, as if they had evaporated into thin air.
Theodore was tormented and couldn't sleep all night.
The name hanging high at the top of the leaderboard became his nightly nightmare.
But what truly drove him mad was that no matter how hard he pushed his brain to its limits, he could never overcome the insurmountable barrier of points between himself and Su Hao.
[1st Place: Su Hao / S+ / MIT / CN / 999.9]
[2nd Place: Theodore Langford / Stanford / US / 999.3]
Although he finally broke through the long-standing bottleneck of 999 points, that monster had already stepped into a realm that ordinary people could not reach.
"Could this be the reason?"
Theodore's voice was deep and hoarse.
"After reaching the top, you found it too boring, so you just abandoned the account?"
This was exactly the aloof posture he had planned to adopt after reaching the summit.
"So, that guy never took me seriously from the start?"
He let out a bitter, cold laugh.
I felt like a ridiculous clown, wasting my time and energy staring at the screen for a mere fraction of a point.
"Fine! Since you've adopted this attitude, I'll use brute force to pull you down from your pedestal."
He abruptly crossed out all of today's planned activities.
Theodore's face hardened as he gripped the mouse tightly.
He couldn't quell his anger without giving that arrogant bastard a good beating.
Ding--
The system notification sounded abruptly.
[1st Place: Theodore Langford / S+ / Stanford / US / 999.3]
[2nd Place: Su Hao / S / MIT / CN / 998.9]
"what?"
He tapped the data log with slightly trembling fingers.
He comforted himself, thinking that the other person was also human and would make silly mistakes when tired, causing their score to drop.
However, the moment he saw the log entry, the expression on his face had nothing to do with joy.
[Automatic penalty mechanism triggered - no activity records in the last 7 days]
[-1.0 points deducted]
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