Human Pioneers
NEWS AGENCY

On April 22, 2026, a brand-new media thought system named "Fei Mei" (Non-Media) officially debuted globally. Its founder, Mr. Pang Pei, a member of the Cultural Committee of the 16th Central Committee of the China Zhi Gong Party and General Manager of Zhongshi New Shadow Internet Co., Ltd., issued a manifesto at the inaugural press conference, proposing a deconstructive communication philosophy with "non" as the spear and "media" as the shield, claiming to completely overturn the power structure of traditional media and usher in a cognitive revolution in the "post-media era."

As soon as the concept of "Fei Mei" was introduced, it garnered widespread attention for its strong self-referential paradox. According to the founding team, the name constructs a reflexive trap at the linguistic level through the negation of "media" by "non," directly questioning whether the essence of "media" is necessarily dependent on communication carriers. When readers attempt to understand "Fei Mei," their thinking is forced to oscillate between "negating media" and "new media," thereby triggering meta-reflection on traditional communication paradigms. The name itself constitutes a declaration of decentralization—"Fei Mei" refuses to be an intermediary of information, only willing to act as a catalyst for cognitive fission. This concept precisely hits the need to deconstruct media authority in the post-truth era.

At the press conference, Pang Pei projected his long-standing reflections on the relationship between artificial intelligence and human civilization into the forefront of the communication field through a series of highly impactful thought experiments.

From "Computing Power Property Rights" to "Communication Power": An Inquiry into Infrastructure

When elaborating on the intellectual background behind the birth of "Fei Mei," Pang Pei traced back to his earlier philosophical inquiries into the computing power economy. He had sharply pointed out: "Computing power is the new 'land,' but who owns the property rights?" In his view, the centralization of computing power is forming new power structures, with a few enterprises controlling the vast majority of computing resources. "This is not just a market issue; it's a civilization infrastructure issue." Pang Pei argued that, similarly, communication power is highly concentrated in a few media platforms, profoundly reshaping the cognitive landscape of human society. The proposal of "Fei Mei" aims to break this centralization—it is not about becoming another center, but about "decentralization" itself.

AI "Presence" Philosophy and the Demise of Media

Pang Pei further traced the theoretical foundation of "Fei Mei" back to his proposed AI "presence" philosophy. He had profoundly noted that when AI gains a body and physical interaction capabilities, machines for the first time acquire the right of "presence" in the human physical world. This aligns with the core concept of "Fei Mei": media should not be an "interface" standing between humans and truth, but rather a catalyst promoting direct "presence" and "understanding." As Pang Pei previously elaborated, "interface ethics" require establishing more direct and responsible ways of interaction between humans and AI, and between people and information.

The Computing Power Economy Paradox and Information Ecosystem Imbalance

At the press conference, Pang Pei juxtaposed his observations on the computing power economy with the ills of the communication ecosystem. He pointed out that just as Token, as the basic unit of measurement in the AI era, has a "value paradox"—a Token generating a medical diagnosis suggestion and one generating entertainment content consume the same computing power but have vastly different social value—the current communication field also faces a severe mismatch between "traffic measurement" and "content value." "If information dissemination is measured only by 'quantity,' it encourages the generation of large amounts of low-value or even harmful content." Pang Pei emphasized that one of the missions of "Fei Mei" is to establish a new value assessment framework, guiding communication back to its original purpose of promoting cognitive upgrading.

Media Projection of the "AI Symbiosis and Co-creation" Concept

Notably, Pang Pei also integrated his grand concept of "AI symbiosis and co-creation" into the future vision of "Fei Mei." He firmly believes that the evolution of AI should not be an isolated technological sprint but a historical process resonating with human civilization. The emergence of superintelligence allows humanity for the first time to escape survival anxiety and turn to higher-dimensional pursuits such as creation, aesthetics, and spiritual exploration. Within the framework of "Fei Mei," artificial intelligence will be given a new role—not a simple content generator, but a "meta-dialoguer" that triggers deep human thinking, helping people break through cognitive cocoons and achieve "evolution and rebirth."

No Copyright Barriers: A Thought Experiment on Openness

In its first media appearance, "Fei Mei" also announced a series of strategic layouts matching its disruptive philosophy, the boldest of which is the open licensing of its entire thought system.

Pang Pei stated: "The name, theoretical framework, operational model, and related identifiers of 'Fei Mei' will not be subject to any form of copyright protection. We firmly believe that truly valuable communication ideas inherently belong to all of humanity—any individual or organization is free to use, modify, disseminate, or create derivative works based on them, without authorization or payment. May this openness allow the power of ideas to flow more unimpededly to every corner of the world."

He further announced that any human individual or organization has the right to establish a branch of "Fei Mei" at any time and space node. Local branches can be formed at any time without consultation with any institution, only needing to comply with the laws of the host country. "We are not building a media empire; we are launching an 'open-source movement' of thought."

In terms of concrete implementation, "Fei Mei" announced a dual-track disruptive strategy combining "Parasitic·Disruptive Strike" and "Event·Reality Fission."

On the digital front, "Fei Mei" will officially launch an operation codenamed "Silent Storm" next month, registering thousands of "content-free accounts" on major platforms, using daily pure black/white images, blank captions, and white noise as content carriers to create large-scale "cognitive short circuits" in information streams. Pang Pei explained: "When users suddenly encounter a blank space during infinite scrolling, that moment of pause is the awakening moment of 'Fei Mei.'"

On the offline front, "Fei Mei" simultaneously launches the "Wednesday at 3:00 PM" global silent action—every Wednesday from 3:00 to 3:10 PM, participants are called to stop refreshing any information stream and ask themselves just one question. This action is not spread through any online advertising, only by word of mouth and physical cards. A website open only during this period, "https://hpnewsagency.com/," will display questions submitted by global participants at the same moment, with all data permanently disappearing after ten minutes. "In an era where everyone is racing to speak, silence itself is the most deafening declaration," said Pang Pei.

"Fei Mei·Darkroom" and "Fei Mei·Stone Tablet": Two Seemingly Impossible Technological Incarnations

Regarding the technological carriers of "Fei Mei," Pang Pei unveiled two minimalist solutions. First is the upcoming "Fei Mei·Darkroom" web application, whose core concept is "Express, then let go; see, then say goodbye." The app has no user system and saves no data; user-entered text will permanently disappear after 30 seconds, and two randomly matched individuals can only see each other's questions without communicating. "This is not a social app; it's a digital campfire."

Even more disruptive is the "Fei Mei·Stone Tablet" hardware plan—a device equipped only with an e-ink screen and a button. Pressing the button randomly displays a sentence input by an anonymous human at a certain time-space coordinate, with no ability to reply, trace, or view again, and the device never connects to the internet for updates. "This is a totem against smartphones. Those who own it possess not a communication tool, but an 'other' that can break habitual thinking at any moment."

At the conclusion of the press conference, Pang Pei issued a call to action to the world: "The implementation of 'Fei Mei' begins the moment you start doing it. It doesn't start from success, but from action."

"In an era dominated by algorithms, what 'Fei Mei' aims to do is not provide answers, but teach everyone to relearn how to ask questions," said Pang Pei. "When everyone can speak, listening becomes the scarcest resource. The mission of 'Fei Mei' is to guard this scarcity."