Originally, I thought that technology was borderless. But now it seems that AI is similar to things like atomic bombs before. The only difference is that its direct physical destructive power is not as great.
So, I feel these cutting-edge top-tier cloud-based large models aren't reliable at all, they keep getting adjusted or downgraded. Might as well just install Qwen 3.6 locally on my own computer.
It can be understood that the era of llm is merely an inheritor of the Internet. OpenAI is just another company that hasn't reached the same scale as Meta.
Perhaps we should blame the SEO mechanism of Google Chrome or the GEO mechanism of GPT. If it weren't for the fact that they needed to extensively reference structured textual materials to recommend or organize their responses, perhaps blogs wouldn't have become so cheap.
I've heard a statement that the mainstream programming language over the past 10 years has been Python, and it has become much simpler than assembly language. So many people will believe that in 5 to 10 years, the most mainstream programming language will be English. The so-called programming ability means being able to express requirements, goals and tests in English.
Pricing is a discipline. I feel that it cannot be determined solely based on costs; instead, it should be set according to the value that the product can bring. Pricing essentially involves finding the most suitable product-market fit.