Fan Bingbing and Li Chen’s breakup post went viral, and Sogou’s Wang Xiaochuan complained: What does it mean?

Late yesterday, Fan Bingbing and Li Chen announced their breakup, and the news caused Weibo to crash. The text of the two announcing their breakup, "We are no longer us, but we are still us," became a popular online phrase. In response, Sogou CEO Wang Xiaochuan joked on Weibo:

AI Entrepreneur: Our latest AI robot can analyze Weibo content! It can truly understand semantics!

Investor: Come, let’s analyze what this sentence means at random: “We are no longer us, but we are still us.” Are we really us?

AI robot: . . .

Some netizens said that this is called high-function, high-context content. If you give the context, or allow the AI ​​to search by itself, it can be easily analyzed. Don't think that human language is so great. It's just that you don't understand linguistics.

In addition, Squirrel AI founder @栗浩洋 commented on Wang Xiaochuan’s circle of friends: “We” is Cai Ding’e’s “we”.

Lenovo Mobile's official Weibo account also cleverly used a "breakup copy": The more technology behind the Lenovo Z6 screen, the better the user experience. A good phone with a good screen, a consistent CP, we are still ourselves.