Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time (Charlene and Thorne) novel Chapter 416

After finishing their conversation, Charlene and Stewart shifted gears and started talking business.

A short while later, Professor Hancock called Charlene, asking if she was available to attend a panel discussion on artificial intelligence at St. Aurelia’s University the following week.

Truth be told, St. Aurelia’s had sent an official invitation to PrimeStar nearly two weeks ago. Back then, Stewart had been their primary invitee. But after Charlene’s recent paper was published—with its impressive depth and originality—her reputation soared. Now, the university hoped both Stewart and Charlene would join the panel.

Charlene hadn’t seriously considered attending before. Since her paper’s release, she’d kept a remarkably low profile, refusing all interview requests. As a result, the public only knew her name—Charlene—but little else. Curiosity swirled around her.

At this point, Charlene and Stewart had become the poster figures for the next generation of AI researchers in the country. Countless students majoring in artificial intelligence dreamed of meeting them in person and asking questions face-to-face.

After some gentle persuasion from Professor Hancock, Charlene finally agreed to attend the event.

The AI panel at St. Aurelia’s promised to be just as grand as the last international conference on artificial intelligence, drawing experts, scholars, and industry leaders from across the country.

On the day of the event, St. Aurelia’s University was buzzing with excitement.

Vesta, head of Neural Nexus Tech, was also present. Ever since her recent trip to China with Dr. Kevitt Smith, word had spread in the industry that she was his doctoral student. Now, she was gaining quite a bit of recognition herself.

Professor Hancock, having met her before, greeted her warmly when she arrived.

Many student representatives were in attendance as well. When they found out Vesta was Dr. Smith’s doctoral student, they were awestruck. After all, simply being Dr. Smith’s student was an achievement well beyond their own reach.