I Play Dungeons in the Police Station

Chapter 449 - 269: Does Li Xiang Have Artificial Intelligence?

[Ding, task completed, reward: experience +1000, diamonds +5000]

It’s really possible.

Li Xiang put the phone back in his pocket.

As long as it’s a case he takes on, if the guidance team solves it, he can also receive rewards, making this game’s operability quite significant.

Just as he put the phone back in his pocket, it rang.

Li Xiang checked and found it was from Minister Li.

"Minister Li, what instructions do you have?"

"Impressive, Li Xiang, quietly optimizing the image recognition system? And you casually solved a cold case in Yuncheng, when can I see the system?"

"I was just about to report to your leadership, as expected, you are well-informed."

It was evident someone from the guidance team informed Li Zhongqing of the situation here so quickly, but Li Xiang didn’t know who that person was.

"I’ve already received calls from departments accusing us of not sharing a good system with them, and I was puzzled about what system they were talking about. Once they explained, I realized, I can’t believe you really pulled it off."

Li Zhongqing explained, and Li Xiang then understood that it must have been someone from the guidance team who mentioned it to their original unit, leading to the call to Minister Li.

"I also owe thanks to the Shenwei supercomputer, without its computing power support, I would have been powerless."

"It seems the news is true, how is Yuncheng Case No.1 progressing?"

Hearing the tone in Li Xiang’s voice, Li Zhongqing confirmed the accuracy of the information and secretly marveled at Li Xiang’s research capabilities.

He had also assigned people to upgrade the image recognition system, but progress had been slow; hearing now that Li Xiang had done it in just a week astonished him.

He knew Li Xiang’s computer technology was impressive, but not to this extent.

One person was equivalent to an entire research team.

This isn’t just genius; it’s monstrous!

That’s why he immediately called Li Xiang to get a sense, not expecting him to admit it.

"Not that fast, plus we’ve been focused on optimizing the system and the missing person’s case, but the Yuncheng Case No.1 is also nearing a conclusion. The task force temporarily expanded by 300 people to review the relationships of 11 female victims, so it’s only a matter of time."

There’s strength in numbers; with 300 people working, results, if any, will be quickly apparent.

If there are results, that would be best.

If not, it might mean the clues have once again run dry, requiring a reassessment of the investigation direction.

Sometimes that’s how solving cases goes; getting the direction wrong from the start inescapably leads to wasted effort and time without results.

So, the initial direction in solving a case is crucial.

But Yuncheng Case No.1 is special; it’s already directionless. Now, any possibility must be explored.

In constant trial and error, seeking the truth.

"Alright, no rush on the case, just send me the software first, let me take a look."

Curiosity still got the better of Li Zhongqing, prompting him to ask Li Xiang for the optimized image recognition system.

He wanted to see the level of the image recognition system Li Xiang had tinkered with over the past week.

"Alright, I’ll send it to you once I’m back at the office."

Back at the office, Li Xiang sent the compressed file to Li Zhongqing.

After receiving the installation package from Li Xiang, Li Zhongqing immediately headed to the Image Recognition System Research Institute, eager to see Li Xiang’s system performance.

"Minister Li, welcome to the institute, we weren’t expecting you, and made no preparations."

Project leader Sun Zheng was puzzled by Li Zhongqing’s sudden visit, wondering why the leader would show up all of a sudden.

Did something happen at the institute?

Or was there something he wasn’t aware of?

That would be a bigger problem.

"Professor Sun, how’s the progress on the image recognition system upgrade?"

Li Zhongqing asked directly.

"Everything is going smoothly with the project, currently, the software’s recognition efficiency has improved by 50% compared to before. Our programmers are working hard, hoping to increase it by another 30% by the first quarter of next year."

Sun Zheng replied with some pride, for he was quite satisfied with the improvement data and also relieved to find that the leader was merely concerned about research progress, meaning there were no issues; their research pace was over a month ahead of schedule.

"Very good, let me see the software testing."

A performance boost from 50% to 80%, Li Zhongqing was quite pleased with these results and so requested a test.

"Xiao Wang, run the software and let Minister Li see our research achievements."

"Yes."

Xiao Wang connected their optimized system to the public security system and began testing with a randomly selected photo.

Seeing the system’s smoothness and response speed, Li Zhongqing nodded again, noticing that the current system was indeed much faster in terms of smoothness and responsiveness compared to the previous version.

In just half an hour, the system had compared thousands of similar entries, showcasing a noticeable efficiency enhancement.

"Minister Li, this efficiency is satisfactory?"

"Not bad, your progress is indeed impressive. By the way, I have an image recognition system here, developed by a young friend, could you test it and evaluate the software?"

Hearing this from Li Zhongqing, Sun Zheng finally understood the purpose of Minister Li’s visit—he wanted them to test a software.

One that aligned with their research direction on image recognition systems.

He became interested: "Oh, is that so? Someone else is working on an image recognition system? Let me learn from it."