Chapter 39 An Unapologetic Meat Lover

Julian kept reading Rosalie's reference book. His legs were stretched out casually, and his towering figure nearly filled up her small living room. She was surprised by how focused he was. Then, she asked, almost on impulse, "Do you understand what a generative adversarial network is?" Hearing that, Julian raised his head. His gaze was deep and emotionless. "People in the department are developing drones for fire rescue operations." "Visual recognition and obstacle avoidance, or 3D mapping of fire scenes?" she asked instinctively. "We're doing the former for the time being. It's too difficult to gather data for the latter." Julian lowered the book and stared at Rosalie with a deep, wild gaze. There was a pure curiosity for knowledge, and a barely noticeable sense of admiration in it. For some reason, her heart skipped a beat. Then, the pork was done. Rosalie put plates and utensils for two on the small dining table. As she stared at Julian, who sat across the table, she felt