This issue of Technology Enthusiast Weekly details the extraordinary journey of AI scientist Fei-Fei Li from immigrant to academic pioneer. The article focuses on how she persevered in creating the large-scale ImageNet image recognition dataset during her time at Stanford University, facing immense pressure and skepticism. ImageNet was eventually completed through the Amazon Mechanical Turk (AMT) crowdsourcing platform. Subsequently, the article describes the ILSVRC competition held by ImageNet, especially the unexpected breakthrough of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) in 2012, which sparked widespread academic attention to Deep Learning, thus opening the current AI era. The author highlights the intertwined influence of personal struggle and the role of chance and timing in a scientific research career. The other parts of the weekly select recent technology trends (such as new Electroencephalography (EEG) electrode, Baidu Maps advertising, NotebookLM video function), multiple external technical articles (involving Chromium detection, Git worktree, TS to Go migration, large language model controlling mobile phones, Microservices suitability, Frontend Tools migration, self-hosted notes, etc.), and a variety of practical technical tools and AI-related applications (such as AI Code Editor, Vector Graphics Tool, Self-hosted Bookmark App, Local Area Network (LAN) transmission, Network Attached Storage (NAS) System, YAML Resume, SSL Management, Frontend Component Library, Web Crawler console, Mathematical Modeling AI, Danmaku Filter, AI Voice Cloning) and technical resource links. The content is broad, with a large amount of information, aiming to provide tech professionals with a window to quickly understand industry frontiers and practical tools.