The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 1405

Zane was all smiles, "Do you know about the internationally renowned DO Group?"

Mirabella had just grabbed her mouse to scroll through her emails. Hearing Zane's words, she almost lost her grip. She looked at Zane again, "DO Group?"

"Yes." Seeing Mirabella's reaction, Zane figured she might not have heard of the DO Group and started to fill her in, "This DO Group owns the world's most advanced artificial intelligence system, standing at the pinnacle of the internet technology pyramid..."

Mirabella's lips twitched slightly, realizing it was indeed the company she recognized.

"...In short, this group, providing full-intelligence security systems to several powerful countries, is quite impressive. They are now developing the fourth generation of AI robots. That's why they are particularly interested in our research on artificial life systems, especially the information database you wrote about. And this email is from their company."

Zane said, prompting Mirabella to continue reading the email.

Just by listening, Mirabella had already guessed the gist of the email, and after reading it, it was indeed as she had thought.

"How did they know we developed an artificial life system?" Mirabella put down the mouse, asking in surprise.

"It's strange to me too, somehow they just found me out of the blue and sent this email, asking if we were interested in a collaboration," Zane explained slowly.

In fact, the email had arrived a couple of days ago, but he only opened it today.

At first, he thought it was a scam email. However, after seeing a contact number at the bottom, he somewhat impulsively made a call to inquire, only to find out the email was genuine.

It was indeed from the DO Group.

After listening, Mirabella simply gave Zane a look, "What's your plan?"

"What plan?" Zane was still in the thrill of being approached for collaboration, not having thought about anything specific yet.

Mirabella twirled her fingertip at her temple, simply saying, "The price can't be low."