Human beings have explored the depth of space for more than 2,000 years in media such as painting and architecture. Using algorithms and input data, AI can achieve precision and complex results that humans could never replicate on their own. As mobile devices and wearable devices have become extensions of the human body and intelligence, combining them with AI will undoubtedly broaden their possibilities. The human body leads the \u201cmobile machine\u201d to explore the world, understand the world, and finally let it evolve. A mobile phone equipped with an AI brain is no longer just a pre-programmed machine, but a secondary human organ with self-awareness. This forces me to think about questions like: Are machines helping humans evolve? Are humans evolving into machines? How does AI see the world? And what kind of experimental effects will be felt by the reflection and reception of sound generated by AI vision?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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