In a rare four-hour talk, the reclusive founder reveals an almost Daoist philosophy of AI—AGI as a tide no company can own, he argues China's only real gap with America is compute.
Thank you, Fred. Insight sheds light. And a Daoist Philosophy is good news for the planet. Liang Wenfeng's vision generates roots that can thrive in the soil of pliable policies, including open-source strings. Money is important, but people are more important. Thank you, Mr. Wenfeng.
The interesting part is not that China lacks ideas. It is that compute scarcity may be forcing better research discipline, while abundance elsewhere quietly subsidizes architectural laziness.
Ha, was about to reach out to suggest this talk for China Translated :)
What a week, Fred. Gotta need a cup of Whiskey Sour.
will buy you one when you got bact to Beijing!
Great stuff Fred. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Fred. Insight sheds light. And a Daoist Philosophy is good news for the planet. Liang Wenfeng's vision generates roots that can thrive in the soil of pliable policies, including open-source strings. Money is important, but people are more important. Thank you, Mr. Wenfeng.
Much love from your brothers and sisters in the US for sharing this.
Also Liang is so cracked. The fact we are starving this ma of gpus makes me sad.
"Breaks his silence"? Did he join a convent?
The interesting part is not that China lacks ideas. It is that compute scarcity may be forcing better research discipline, while abundance elsewhere quietly subsidizes architectural laziness.
Fascinating.