05 - Dream Logic Prompt: Exactly 10 seconds. Ultra-photorealistic first-person mixed-reality film. In one cozy creative workspace, a creator physically pulls digital geometry from a laptop; it spreads through reality, becomes a black cyan wireframe universe, then tears open to release a lush tropical garden back into the room. Same wooden desk, brown mug, smartphone, white binders, Lenovo laptop with red-backlit keyboard and 3D viewport, pothos vines, warm lamp, large window, leafy trees and white building outside. Preserve spatial relationships throughout. 0:00-0:02: Right hand reaches through laptop screen, pixels stretching like membrane, and pulls out a small black polygon with cyan wireframe edges. 0:02-0:04: Both hands stretch it like digital fabric; it expands into a mesh that digitizes laptop, vine, window frame and desk wherever it touches. 0:04-0:06: Hands rip mesh apart; camera plunges into a vast black wireframe universe. Hands become neon-green skeletal wireframes, pushing geometry aside; briefly knock away one realistic tan sneaker. 0:06-0:08: Hands grab the digital world and physically tear it like fabric. Golden sunlight and dense vegetation burst through: monstera, vines, ferns, moss, orchids, roots, mist, pollen and droplets. 0:08-0:10: Eruption throws camera back into the original office. Same room, now overgrown. Real hands lower; one leaf on laptop briefly turns cyan wireframe, then organic again. Cut. Grounded handheld -> increasingly involved close movement -> fast spatial acceleration in digital world -> vegetation physically pushes camera backward -> restrained handheld ending. Transformations happen through touch, occlusion and physical tearing, never cross-dissolves. Plants have real weight and collisions. Same hands and room. Accurate fingers. No portal ring, generic holograms, magical sparkles, cartoon plants, teleport dissolves, random UI, text, logos or watermark. Keep the tan sneaker beat.

Post-05 generation steps up: they started AI companies while still in school In March this year, several young people won the gold award in the public welfare track of an #AI# competition. Liu Sizhe, the youngest team member, is about to turn 18. He is founding a company to put the Alzheimer's AI early-screening project "Forget-Me-Not" on track, using AI to call and chat with elderly people to help with early detection and intervention. Mei Youshan from Zhejiang Gongshang University runs an overseas power tool supply chain platform and has taken over 1 million yuan in overseas orders. Tang Yanwei from the Communication University of China is working on an AI education product "UniGrow," passing on experience through "top-student AI avatars." Hou Zenghao from Shenzhen Polytechnic University is working on "aerial intelligent agent" drone inspections.