Chapter 1371: Chapter 1040: Artificial Intelligence_2 Chapter 1371: Chapter 1040: Artificial Intelligence_2 Tang Shun knew that whenever Professor Yang had ti, he would co over to take a casual look, so he said: “I was just about to go and find you, I have important matters to report to you.”
“What is it?” Seeing Tang Shun’s excited look, Yang Ping guessed that this matter was not trivial.
Tang Shun imdiately opened the folder he was holding: “Here’s the situation, Professor. Our Stem Cell Laboratory is preparing to launch a brand new service globally. We’ve tentatively nad this service the ‘Rejuvenation Project.’ Here’s what it entails: we plan to offer anti-aging and vitality-boosting treatnts to the world’s wealthy using stem cell technology to combat aging and extend life spans. Currently, many stem cell teams around the world are working on this, but their technology is far behind ours. Especially regarding stem cell culture technology, we are at the very top globally. With our new technology, we can quickly and safely cultivate a large number of high-quality stem cells. These stem cells, aside from their use in scientific research, are also left surplus. Therefore, I plan to launch a stem cell anti-aging treatnt project with a starting price of ten million US dollars per treatnt. Conservatively estimated, this project could bring us tens of billions of US dollars in revenue every year. This way, our laboratory won’t have to rely on donations and can have a continuous supply of funds.”
A project that can bring in tens of billions of US dollars in revenue is definitely a big deal. With money, things are easy to do, and Yang Ping has always believed in this. Scientific research yielding results is actually about piling up funds and talent, so Yang Ping imdiately beca interested.
After giving it so thought, Yang Ping found Tang Shun’s ‘Rejuvenation’ project to be reasonable and legitimate. Using stem cells to delay aging and improve health is a good cause.
This young man’s brain is quite useful; not only does he conduct scientific research that stands out, and manages his team in an orderly manner, but he’s also able to make big bucks. The decision to snap up a rare talent like Tang Shun from Japan with a flying knife was indeed lucky.
“Making money is good, but don’t forget our original intention. My original intention is for scientific research, not making money. Making money is just a ans, not an end,” Yang Ping gently tapped the desk.
Tang Shun confidently said, “Professor, please rest assured, we won’t forget our original intention. Scientific research is our main pursuit; making money is just a side business. Without our lead in research, how could we have side businesses that earn money? Letting these side businesses fund our main pursuit creates a positive cycle. The wealthy have money, and we have technology; it’s a mutually beneficial arrangent. They can continuously provide us with funds for scientific research so that we can go further.”
Yang Ping did not speak, pondering sothing. Tang Shun, thinking that Yang Ping disagreed, asked: “Professor? Is there a problem?”
After thinking for a while, Yang Ping said, “Hmm, this idea is very good, I support you, go ahead boldly. However, your pricing is too conservative. In the future, as our reputation grows, the prices should go higher, or offer different levels of service at varying prices. High-end projects should be priced at hundreds of millions of US dollars each. That way, we can quickly introduce wealth and direct the flow of funds into our scientific research. I recently asked Director He to begin developing artificial intelligence for dical biology with ‘Digital Humans,’ which requires a significant amount of funding. So, get this project up and running as soon as possible, and keep the funds flowing into our research funding pool.”
Tang Shun breathed a sigh of relief; the Professor was even bolder than himself, talking about such large numbers right off the bat. A professor is indeed a professor, with a high stance, a far-sighted view, and a decisive approach.
“Tell in detail about your ‘Rejuvenation Project,'” Yang Ping was very interested in hearing the details of the plan, deciding to listen carefully to the project’s specifics.
Tang Shun imdiately gestured towards the door: “Yingtong, co in!”
Li Yingtong quickly walked in from the outside office, carrying a docunt.
Tang Shun explained to Yang Ping: “Li Yingtong is now my secretary. Let her give you a detailed introduction to the project. We’ve discussed it several tis in etings, and everyone unanimously agrees. Now we’re just waiting for your approval.”
“You all have autonomy; you don’t need my approval. However, I can still offer my opinion,” Yang Ping corrected Tang Shun’s misconception about needing his final decision.
“Go ahead!” Yang Ping gestured with his hand, signaling Li Yingtong to start her presentation.
Li Yingtong’s face blushed slightly as she began to introduce the project in detail to Yang Ping. In fact, during this ti, Li Yingtong had gained a deep understanding of Yang Ping, the big boss – a rare genius figure, whom she couldn’t help but admire. Working under soone like him was a fortunate thing.
Looking at Li Yingtong’s current good condition, it seed that Tang Shun had already tad her, Yang Ping considered to himself. He couldn’t help feeling pleased; Li Yingtong was a top talent in the stem cell field. If she could be retained to join the Sanbo team, her close collaboration with Tang Shun would certainly beco a golden partnership in the world of stem cell research.
Li Yingtong started to explain the detailed content of the “Rejuvenation Project”. Her thoughts were clear, presenting the entire plan with concise language. During this, Yang Ping raised several core questions, to which she responded very thoroughly.
After the introduction, Yang Ping had gained a basic understanding of the project. In fact, the use of stem cell technology to delay aging has already beco popular worldwide, and many wealthy individuals don’t care about money; they’re willing to spend lavishly for a single stem cell anti-aging treatnt.
Because this project is very profitable, the field of stem cell therapy is currently a mixed bag, full of impostors using the label of stem cells to deceive, making it difficult for those with genuine needs to discern the true from the false. If top-notch stem cell technology can be applied to the healthcare of the wealthy, it might well serve as a great thod of wealth redistribution.
Yang Ping nodded after hearing this: “Very good! I don’t have any other suggestions, just one thing, you must create a set of rigorous application procedures to ensure the safety of stem cell application, such as avoiding contamination, avoiding low quality.”
“We’re going to develop a complete set of operating procedures next, and we also plan to inspect so of the more successful laboratories internationally to learn from their experiences,” Tang Shun said with full confidence.
After reporting to Yang Ping and leaving his office, Li Yingtong departed. Once she was gone, Yang Ping gestured for Tang Shun to close the door to the office.
“Doctor Tang, what’s the situation with Li Yingtong?” Yang Ping asked. Tang Shun used to call her Dr. Li, then Li Yingtong, and now Yingtong. There must be sothing going on.
At that ti, Yang Ping had given Tang Shun a strict order to keep Li Yingtong’s heart and person by any ans necessary. He had been too busy lately to check on the progress of this secret mission, and now was a good opportunity to find out.
When asked by Yang Ping, Tang Shun’s face turned slightly red.
Yang Ping was quite surprised—this guy usually navigated among a dozen girlfriends with ease, and now he’s blushing? What’s going on?
“Yingtong is pregnant now, and we are planning to get married, I haven’t had the chance to report this to you yet,” Tang Shun said with a flushed face.
That fast?
Tang Shun is getting married?
Would his dozen girlfriends agree to this? Especially those Japanese won, wouldn’t they cause a fuss? Could this lead to an international incident? Would a group of won besiege the Sanbo Stem Cell Laboratory?
A string of questions ran through Yang Ping’s mind, but after a little thought, he imagined a different scene: at Tang Shun’s wedding, his dozen girlfriends gathered around one table, happily congratulating Li Yingtong: “We’re really sorry for the trouble! Please take good care of Mr. Tang Shun for us.”
“You’re getting married?” Yang Ping asked curiously.
“Yes, Yingtong agreed to stay. If I ask, she’s even willing to resign and beco a full-ti wife, to have lots of children for ,” Tang Shun said sowhat shyly.
“Really?” Yang Ping could hardly believe his ears, “A full-ti wife is not ideal, it would be best for you to work together as a couple to achieve earth-shattering results in the stem cell field.”
Tang Shun shared his own thoughts: “That’s what I think too.”
“I don’t have to pack up and leave now, do I?” Tang Shun joked with a smile.
Yang Ping gave Tang Shun a thumbs up: “You’ve made a great contribution to our team, but you have to manage the relationships in your extended family well, don’t let it affect the work, and definitely don’t cause a major international incident.”
Tang Shun said with a smile: “Don’t worry, Professor, I promise I won’t cause you any trouble.”
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