The Amazing Son-in-Law [The Charismatic Charlie Wade] (Chinese name) Chapter: 6906

Aside from Wu Feiyan, the only real threats to Charlie Wade in Poqinghui were the three elders. Once Charlie figured out their facial features, he would have a big advantage. While he didn’t want to confront them directly, he could at least keep his distance.

Lin Wan’er felt relieved for Charlie. She believed that with the AI model, the ground network, and the facial features of both Wu Feiyan and the three elders, Charlie’s safety was much more secure.

Having hidden from Wu Feiyan for over three hundred years, Lin’s desire for revenge had lessened. If she had a choice, she would prefer that Charlie and Wu Feiyan stayed out of each other’s way, so she wouldn’t have to worry about Charlie being in danger.

During the time she spent with Charlie, she had grown very attached to him. They had saved each other’s lives, and the trust they shared was something Lin hadn’t experienced in hundreds of years. The more she felt this bond, the more she wanted to protect it.

While Charlie was on the phone with Li Yalin, Lin said, “Brother Charlie, knowing the features of Wu Feiyan and the three elders isn’t enough. If they disguise themselves, our early warning system might not work.”

Charlie replied, “There’s not much we can do about that, right?”

Lin quickly responded, “Inspector Li, can AI learn to recognize a person’s identity by their expressions, walking style, and little habits? I believe everyone has unique ways of moving and behaving that could help us identify them, even if they change their appearance.”

high, but with more data and practice, it will improve over time. This way, we can ensure Brother Charlie Wade’s safety even if he is in a crowd. What do you think, Inspector Li?”

Li Yalin listened carefully. After considering her proposal, he replied, “Miss Lin, that’s a brilliant idea! Analyzing the surveillance videos and focusing on body movements could give us valuable insights. I will discuss this with the technicians and get started on developing the program. It may take time, but it sounds promising.”

Lin Wan’er felt a wave of relief wash over her. “Thank you, Inspector Li. I trust your expertise. We need to protect Brother Charlie at all costs.”

“Absolutely,” Li Yalin agreed. “Your input is crucial, and I’ll keep you updated on our progress.”

With a sense of hope, Lin Wan’er ended the call. She knew they were one step closer to ensuring Brother Charlie Wade’s safety.

Our technicians are working hard to improve the code and methods we use to capture data. We aim to achieve a success rate of over 95%. Once we reach this level of accuracy in our data center, we plan to expand our tests. We’ll choose a busy area at the airport in Osu City, where thousands of people will be present. Our goal is to see if our AI can identify one of our team members among the crowd. If we can achieve over 95% accuracy, we’ll know we’re on the right track. Of course, the more samples we provide, the better. The AI learns more and becomes more effective with each experience. Ideally, it will become so skilled that it can recognize a person from behind just by comparing them to our database.

Li Yalin listened intently, then asked, “Are you studying computer science, Miss Lin?”

Lin Wan’er replied, “No, I studied archaeology…”

“Archaeology…” Li Yalin sighed thoughtfully. “Miss Lin, I think you should consider studying criminology at UCI in the United States. It’s the best program in the country, and I believe you have a talent for this.”

Hearing the name of the school and the major, Lin Wan’er smiled, her expression hinting at something deeper. “Inspector Li, you’re too generous. I’d rather not deal with cunning criminals every day. Archaeology feels much easier.”

Li Yalin responded, “It’s a shame you didn’t join the police force. We really need talented people like you in this field.”

He understood that Lin Wan’er had a mysterious background, and her identity was likely very important.

He realized he couldn’t change her mind, so he decided not to say anything more about the issue. Instead, he said, “The method Miss Lin mentioned seems very reliable. I will have the technicians give it a try. If it works, it could greatly assist police investigations worldwide.”

Then, Li Yalin added, “However, this method requires a lot of computing power and is quite expensive. It might be hard to make it widely available. But we have enough computing power here. If we want to monitor and provide warnings for a specific group of people, we can definitely make that happen.”