NABC Chapter 171 Cleaning Up
Chapter 171 Cleaning Up
Chapter 171 Cleaning Up (Part 2)
After finishing the meeting on the 22nd floor, Wei Hongsi returned to his office and began to readjust the division of labor and the promotion strategy for the CDD project.
It's estimated that it will take some time for Director Liang to get accurate information, but it shouldn't be too long. However, before the official full-scale resource support arrives, he needs to find a way to use the existing resources to accelerate the project's research and development progress.
At present, there is no need for a large amount of capital investment, and the equipment needed for research and development is sufficient. What is most lacking is people who can lead breakthroughs in specific areas.
There are definitely such people in the company, but it takes time to understand them, and it's difficult to fill the gaps in a short period of time. This is also the next talent replenishment goal for the CDD project department.
Currently, the only people Wei Hongsi is familiar with who can be brought in to work are his fellow students. Anyway, the school exams are over and summer vacation has started, so Feng Weixu and the others have plenty of time. Taking advantage of the gaps in their SR project research, they can bring them in to do CDD work.
Actually, there are many resources available at the school. For example, the graduate students supervised by senior student Liu Guanhong can be brought over to do coding. The funding for this project will not be unfair to them; they can consider it a work-study program during the holidays.
According to Director Shi's description, if "Newovix" were to encounter a situation similar to Zhiwei's, and the Light Guide Society were to succeed, their AI system would most likely be used to create "psychological viruses".
If the source is not properly controlled, allowing the "psychological virus" carrying extreme negative emotions to spread widely, the consequences will be very serious. Currently, it has not yet formed a significant social impact; the situation is still developing.
In the event of a serious emergency, even if the KR government wants to save money, its citizens will not agree and will actively seek cooperation.
Therefore, we must seize this opportunity. Not only can we absorb the R&D costs and generate profits, thus supporting the R&D work, but we can also accumulate a large amount of data and case studies to further explore the roots of the light guide.
Wei Hongsi's newly added remote support system includes not only software but also hardware. While treating KR people, he sells these terminal devices to them, but keeps the core technology and control in his own hands.
KR players used to play this mode a lot, so they probably wouldn't mind if it came back a little.
Wei Hongsi called Feng Weixu to discuss the details of their collaborative research and development.
After finishing his explanation, Feng Weixu then told Wei Hongsi about the Lehui transcoding verification process.
Yesterday, Feng Weixu and Jiang Haiyang attended a meeting at the Third Research Institute and spent most of the day handling this matter, handing it over to Dai Mengqi and Wu Jie. They recruited forty student volunteers at the university, and the results were largely consistent with the three researchers' findings, but with a more detailed classification.
Feng Weixu said, "Your design approach of running two modes in parallel is fine, but we need to add an intermediate state. Although it requires two transcoding steps, the effect will be better. We're going to do some more testing today, so have Shen Qing send us some more materials."
What he calls the intermediate state is that in a musical segment, one part is directly transcoded from the musical phrases, while the other part is first synthesized into a melody, then transcoded, and then spliced together with the directly transcoded musical phrases.
"That's indeed a very clever idea," Wei Hongsi exclaimed. "Impressive! To think of something so detailed—whose idea was this?"
"It's Dai Mengqi." Feng Weixu's words carried a hint of smugness, though it was unclear what he was so proud of.
Wei Hongsi smiled silently and said, "Thank her for me."
After finishing his call with Feng Weixu, Wei Hongsi contacted Shen Qing again and explained their new verification approach.
Shen Qing was immediately interested and agreed. Wei Hongsi asked for her opinion, then created a group chat and added Feng Weixu, Jiang Haiyang, Dai Mengqi, and Wu Jie.
The subsequent verification work will be organized by them themselves. Wei Hongsi can keep track of their verification progress by checking the group chat.
While Wei Hongsi was busy with research, the battle for dominance at Zhiwei Technology had quietly come to an end.
Tai Liqun owed the bank more than 3 billion yuan. After being criminally detained, he was immediately urged by the bank to repay the loan due to triggering the default clause.
After much deliberation, especially after meeting his family, he felt that Qian Jiayu's suggestion on Friday was the best way out at the moment, so he asked to meet with him.
On Monday morning, Qian Jiayu took Song Jingcheng to meet with Tai Liqun. This time, Song Jingcheng met as Tai Liqun's defense lawyer. In addition to finalizing the equity transfer, they also discussed in detail the relevant arrangements for the subsequent defense.
The two sides talked for more than twenty minutes and finally reached an agreement. Tai Liqun had spent two days in the detention center, and he had changed a lot; his impetuousness had been tempered considerably. During the exchange, there were some disagreements, but he was able to make relatively rational choices after careful consideration.
After dealing with Tai Liqun, Qian Jiayu and Song Jingcheng returned to the company, leaving Tao Yicheng unattended.
Tao Yicheng and Yao Xihu have been colluding for years, and their crimes are not limited to the attack on Wei Hongsi and Xia Shiyu.
Yao Xihu was clearly greatly shocked after being shot in the shoulder. During the interrogation, he voluntarily confessed to a large number of matters involved in the case, including illegal acts committed more than ten years ago when he was a foreman for Tao Yicheng, one of which is still within the statute of limitations.
The sanctions that Tao Yicheng will face will certainly be much more severe than those faced by Bu Liqun.
Dai Songquan had had enough of Tao Yicheng's greedy attitude over the past two years. The two had no working relationship and, from an investment return perspective, Dai Songquan did not feel he owed Tao anything, so he was unwilling to talk to him at all.
Tao Yicheng also owes the bank a large amount of money, and the shares under his name will definitely be forcibly auctioned by the court. He can take them back then, so there is no need to rush.
To Dai Songquan's surprise, President Li, who had been observing and wavering without making a statement, was surprisingly well-informed. Just as Qian Jiayu and Song Jingcheng went to see Tai Liqun, he took the initiative to come to their door.
Dai Songquan was quite polite to General Manager Li, after all, they had a history of starting a business together, and the two didn't have a major falling out. However, it was definitely impossible for General Manager Li to obtain the same conditions as General Manager Liu and General Manager Hua.
Mr. Li himself was well aware of this. Moreover, he knew that this was his last chance to surrender, so he agreed very readily.
So when Qian Jiayu returned to report to Dai Songquan, the overall situation was already settled. The filth that had been hindering the company's development could finally be swept away.
It was at this time that Dai Songquan proposed that Wei Hongsi serve as the secretary of the board of directors, and asked Qian Jiayu to find time to talk to Wei Hongsi as soon as possible.
Qian Jiayu initially thought he could step down from his part-time job, but after listening carefully, he realized that the title belonged to Wei Hongsi, and he was still the one who had to do the work.
However, he had no complaints. It wouldn't be an exaggeration for the entire senior management to say that they owed the company's rapid power consolidation to Wei Hongsi.