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---- Chapter 295 It really is Maggie! Although Rex, Janice, Sophia, and the others weren't experts in Al, they were still aware that the paper Maggie had published was a big deal. They hadn't fully grasped how impressive it was, but they knew that Julia's doctoral advisor, Kaweit Smith, was a highly respected figure in the field of Al.

Such a world-renowned figure, paying this much attention to a paper and even going so far as to contact Julia to encourage her to study it-combined with the earlier comments from Professor Mark's student about how Maggie's paper had caused a huge stir both domestically and internationally, drawing top engineers to study it overnight-this all indicated that the paper's significance was massive. But how could someone like Maggie really have written the paper?

Professor Mark didn't know who Maggie was, nor was he aware of the personal entanglements between her, the Brown family, and the Green family. Though he hadnt yet read Maggie's paper, he was already excited just knowing that it had improved the efficiency of large model long-text processing by over ten times. That alone was enough to ---- make him eager to meet the author.

He hurriedly asked Johnny, "Is this engineer named Maggie here with us today?" "She is." Johnny smiled and turned toward Maggie, introducing her to Professor Mark. "This is Maggie." When only the name "MM" was mentioned earlier, it was hard to tell whether the author was male or female. However, whether it was during the Wilson Tech meeting or earlier, Maggie had kept a low profile, appearing to have little presence. But she was undeniably stunningly beautiful.

Even those who didn't know her had some impression of her just based on her looks. What none of them had expected was for her to be this impressive. Upon learning that the paper, which had shaken the Al industry, was actually authored by her, Professor Mark was stunned for a moment. Then, he stood up and walked toward Maggie. He introduced himself: "Hello, Miss Miller. I'm Professor Mark from MIT. I've been doing research in Al fundamentals and application development for many years.

It's a pleasure to meet you." Maggie stood up and shook his hand. "Hello, Professor Mark. You're too kind. I should be the one saying that to you."