Bai Youwei's affirmation brought pleasure to Hans, and his demeanor softened considerably.
He nodded and said, "That's right, the reservoir of human knowledge is gradually replaced with memory, whereas artificial intelligence's knowledge retention system doesn't include the concept of forgetting. They are always accumulating and cannot comprehend what humans refer to as forgetting."
Morin couldn't help saying, "But in those distracting options just now, there was mention of the phrase 'do not remember.'"
"That happened to others," Hans explained. "In the cognition of some artificial intelligences, humans can easily forget the happiness or pain of others, but if it happens to themselves, they never forget, such as where they have been hurt, which fruit they like, what they have done… And humans particularly emphasize the significance of 'the first time,' so things or people related to the 'first time' always leave a deep impression."
For example...
The first trip abroad.
