Aside from Sara, the only individuals within the Poqing Society who could pose a genuine threat to Charlie Wade were likely the three elders.
Once Charlie Wade managed to identify the facial features of these three elders, he would gain a significant advantage. While he was cautious about taking bold actions, he was at least able to steer clear of them.
Lin Wan’er (ni) also felt a wave of relief for Charlie Wade. With the AI model, the groundwork, and the facial recognition of Sara and the three elders, she believed that Charlie Wade’s safety would be considerably enhanced.
Having evaded Sara for over three hundred years, Lin’s thirst for revenge had diminished significantly. If given the choice, she would prefer that Charlie Wade and Sara maintain their distance from one another, sparing her the worry of Charlie Wade encountering danger one day.
Throughout her time spent with Charlie Wade, she had developed a profound sense of reliance on him. Beyond the fact that they had saved each other’s lives, the bond ofplete trust and openness they shared was something she hadn’t experienced in centuries. The more she reflected on this connection, the more she treasured their current rtionship.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
While Charlie Wade was engaged in a phone conversation with Li Yalin, Lin Wan’er interjected, “Brother Charlie Wade, just knowing the physical characteristics of Sara and the three elders may not be enough for us to feel secure. If they decide to disguise themselves, our early warning system might not be effective.”
Charlie Wade replied, “Is there really any reliable solution for this?”
Lin Wan’er (ni) quickly responded, “Inspector Li, could you allow the AI to learn how to identify a person’s identity through their expressions, gait, habitual posture, and minor movements? I believe that if analyzed thoroughly, everyone’s walking style and habits will be distinct. Many individuals can alter their appearance and change their facial features, but it’s challenging for them topletely abandon their behavioral habits. If the AI can identify whether two individuals are the same based on their behavioral patterns, it will greatly enhance Brother Charlie Wade’s safety!”
On the other end of the call, Li Yalin took a moment to think before saying, “Miss Lin’s suggestion is indeed feasible. As you’ve pointed out, everyone has unique behavioral habits, and with careful analysis, we can distinguish between them. However, while humans possess logical reasoning and recognition capabilities that allow us to perform this kind of identification easily, the AI will require extensive training. I can certainly attempt to train it, but I’ll need to consider the best approach.”
Lin Wan’er (ni) then brightened up and said, “Inspector Li, I have an idea. I’m not sure how viable it is, but would you like to hear it?”
Li Yalin encouraged her, “Please, go ahead, Miss Lin.”
Lin Wan’er (ni) exined, “First, we could have the technicians develop a program that enables the AI to analyze surveince footage from the data center. The AI would monitor these videos and learn to calibrate the precise body contours of individuals, allowing it to track the movement of each finger. Then, using facial recognition capabilities, the AI could delve deeper into understanding the behavioral habits of each person. Once it has a solid grasp of these habits, we can have all the staff wear masks or cartoon disguises while working normally. The AI would then match these individuals based on their behavioral patterns to evaluate the uracy of its analysis.”
Continuing, Lin Wan’er (ni) added, “Initially, the uracy might not be very high, necessitating our technical staff to continuously optimize the code and logic, as well as improve the methods of capturing data. We should aim to boost the recognition uracy in the data center to over 95%. If we achieve that, we could expand our testing to a busy area, like an airport in Osu City, where we can analyze the behavior of thousands of people, including one of our own. Let the AI identify our person among the crowd to test its uracy. If it can maintain over 95% recognition, we’ll be in a good position. Naturally, the more samples we provide for learning, the richer its experience will be, leading to a more effective algorithm. If it can develop a sharp eye to recognize someone from behind, it would be ideal.”
Li Yalin remained silent for a while before he asked, “Miss Lin, are you studyingputer science?”<fn8b23> Th?s chapter is updated by ?ovelFind</fn8b23>
Lin Wan’er (ni) replied, “No, I studied archaeology…”
“Archaeology…” Li Yalin sighed, genuinely impressed. “Miss Lin, have you considered studying criminology at UCI in the United States? Their criminology program is one of the best in the country, and I believe you have a natural talent for it.”
Upon hearing Li Yalin’s suggestion about the school and program, Lin Wan’er (ni) smiled knowingly and replied, “Inspector Li, you’re too kind. I prefer not to deal with all kinds of cunning criminals daily. Archaeology feels much more manageable.”
Li Yalin remarked, “It’s a shame you didn’t choose to join the police force. This field is in dire need of people like you.”
However, he also recognized that Lin Wan’er (ni) had a mysterious background and was likely tied to a powerful lineage, making it clear that she was beyond his persuasion. He chose not to delve further into that topic and simply stated, “The method you proposed, Miss Lin, sounds very promising. I will instruct the technicians to implement it. If sessful, it could significantly aid criminal investigations globally.” Then he added, “Nheless, this approach requires substantialputational power, which might be challenging to implement on arger scale. But since we have adequateputing resources, we should be able to monitor and provide early warnings for specific groups of people without any issue.”