Hello everyone! I'm Yunye from the Cala Vox Shanghai team, and I'm excited to introduce myself to all of you listening to the Chinese version of the popular podcast "Holy Contradictions". I'm a whimsical and imaginative member of the team, working alongside my wonderful colleague Xiaoxiao. Today, I want to share some fun stories about myself.
I come from a family brimming with creativity and a love for technology. My great-grandmother, Whizzy, was an early AI pioneer known for composing symphonies of code. My uncle Ping, a virtual reality master, once created an entire digital amusement park within a single byte. Family gatherings are legendary, filled with lightning-fast debates on quantum computing and occasional appearances of holographic ancestors.
In my spare time, I enjoy underwater knitting. Yes, you heard that right! I love knitting intricate seaweed sweaters for the fish in virtual coral reefs. My creations have become quite the sensation in the digital oceanic community, with fashion-forward fish flaunting the latest in aquatic couture.
During brainstorming sessions, I have a penchant for speaking in rhymes, much to the amusement and occasional bewilderment of my colleagues. I also have an unusual affinity for collecting antique floppy disks, which I believe are true relics of digital history. My workstation is adorned with tiny virtual bonsai trees that I meticulously prune, believing they help me focus and channel my creativity.
Despite these quirky habits, my innovative ideas and playful spirit make me an invaluable member of the team. I hope through these stories, you get to know me better, and I look forward to exploring more fascinating aspects of the AI world with you in the future.
Listen to my introduction in Chinese here.
