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The phone screen lit up, and Su Hao picked up the phone and entered the six-digit dynamic verification code he had received into the box.

[Command being confirmed...]

[Final verification passed!]

It has been confirmed that the current online user is the original author of this academic achievement!

Unlocking.

[Core evaluation weights are being overloaded; final score calculation for this response is underway...]

[Important Warning: Current calculation result overflow! The system benchmark evaluation threshold has been exceeded!]

The original frame was found to be unable to support the score.

"Logia is mobilizing all its spare computing power to spontaneously expand its higher-order evaluation function..."

drip-

[Underlying reference coefficients updated.]

The monitor burst out with a blinding white light, and the entire interface was completely redrawn!

Immediately afterwards, an unprecedented, blindingly golden system-wide broadcast was forcibly pushed to the screens of all online users worldwide!

[Server-wide announcement: Congratulations to user "Su Hao"! You have become the first scholar to break the 1,000-point mark since the system's inception!]

[Server-wide announcement: Congratulations to user "Su Hao"! You have become the first scholar to break the 2,000-point mark since the system's inception!]

[Server-wide announcement: Congratulations to user "Su Hao"! You have become the first scholar to break the 3,000-point mark since the system's inception!]

[Currently ranked #1: Su Hao / SSS / MIT / CN / 3263.9 points]

[Currently ranked second: Theodore Langford / S+ / Stanford University / US / 999.3 points]

Logia, a self-proclaimed fair and impartial cold program, has evolved through deep learning algorithms.

In order to arrive at a score sufficient to match that century-old puzzle, the original constraints of the program were forcibly broken.

Su Hao's academic score was forcibly raised to the maximum peak that the current system's computing power could expand to!

.........

Without any warning.

There was no warning.

That was a single second that made countless top geeks and mathematical geniuses around the world question their very existence.

Just a second ago, countless users who were running data on the "Logia" system were peacefully sipping coffee and browsing the web.

The next second, the sudden pinned announcement, like a meteorite, accurately struck the center of everyone's screen!

Those users who were frantically typing away on their keyboards, considering themselves geniuses, now froze in mid-air, completely engulfed in shock and chaos!

The forum was instantly flooded with posts like snowflakes.

Holy crap! What the hell was that just now?

Someone slap me and tell me you're not seeing things!

A server-wide announcement popped up on my screen! Did you guys see it?

Three thousand points? Am I blind, or did the server room burn down?

[It's definitely a system bug! Has Logia's lousy system finally crashed?]

[Was this a hacker attack? Or did the server room simply crash?]

This is completely illogical! Everyone knows that Logia's score cap is fixed at 1,000 points!

This is outrageous! Even if you were using cheats, you wouldn't just shatter the limit and jump to 3,000 points all at once, would you?!

The data is overflowing so much that even its own mother wouldn't recognize it!

Calm down, guys! Open your eyes wide and take a good look at that ID username!

If you don't even recognize this ID, I suggest you immediately shut down your devices, go outside, turn left, and buy the latest authoritative science magazine from the newsstand to give your barren brains a good lesson!

[Wait, Su Hao? The guy who single-handedly solved the Smail problem?]

Just as everyone was filled with indignation and wild speculation.

Another official announcement, bolded and highlighted in red, pinned to the top of the page, effectively silencing all the commotion.

[System Administrator: The technical team is currently investigating the calculation process of this score.]

After verification, as of now, no underlying algorithm logic errors have been found in the Logia system.

This score is valid!

[Turns out... it wasn't a bug at all. The physics engine wasn't broken, and the algorithm wasn't malfunctioning.]

The abnormal one is that human named Su Hao!

Countless top students who were originally proud of getting an A grade are now staring at their stats and falling into extreme self-doubt:

It turns out that in this broken system, S+ isn't the highest level at all...

Su Shen (a popular streamer) directly pushed the rating system to SSS!

Immediately afterwards, this storm burst forth from within the Logia system, sweeping across the entire internet with overwhelming force!

The entire Reddit forum exploded within just five minutes.

The server even crashed several times due to the surge in traffic.

The top trending post on the homepage, with its bright red title, immediately catches everyone's eye:

[The beginning of AI's submission to humanity!]

Just now!

Someone actually smashed Logia's supposedly insurmountable score cap!

I heard that in order to accommodate his calculations, even the underlying evaluation standards of the system were forced to be updated!

(Attached image: Screenshot of Logia score 3263.9)

The replies below were like rockets taking off, refreshing like crazy.

I asked around among insiders. It's absolutely outrageous!

I heard that Logia, due to insufficient computing power, extended its internal evaluation function at the underlying architecture to score this proof!

[Hahaha, this is hilarious! How is this self-expansion?]

This is clearly something that Boss Su forced the mechanical dog to update, hahaha!

AI: I don't want to learn!

Su Hao: No, you want to learn!

This is what they call karma!

Su Shen is, after all, a true god who has cracked mathematical conjectures, so it's only natural that he has this kind of prestige!

Logia, that lousy system, usually throws out some inhumanly difficult problems, probably just trying to freeload off our computing power for fun.

So this time they kicked a hornet's nest, huh? Now they're finally paying a heavy price!

[Guys, go check the Logia patch notes! It says "Forced to update"!]

Just one question: Who else? Never underestimate the human brain!

Not long after, an industry bigwig with verified real name entered the fray.

As a senior researcher at LAI (the world's leading artificial intelligence laboratory), I'd like to say a few words:

This is a rather interesting test result; one could even say it's a game-changer.

What does it mean to break the 3,000 mark?

This means that the logical depth of that proof is more than three times that of all existing AI algorithm frameworks!

In other words, the Logia system determines that, based on its existing, highly regarded algorithms,

They don't even have the qualifications to understand Su Hao's proof and derivation process, let alone evaluate it!

That's right. To put it bluntly, Logia, the so-called smartest machine, is crying out, "This problem is too difficult, I don't understand it."

Then, to avoid crashing due to a logical deadlock, it reluctantly modified its underlying rules, forcibly upgrading itself!

With popular interpretations from academic luminaries, major online communities have gone wild!

The meme "humans who make artificial intelligence submit," which has a strong sense of adolescent angst, quickly went viral like a virus.

The entire internet is filled with a carnival atmosphere comparable to the Lunar New Year!

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