@10xmylife: 不发展自己的大模型能行吗？
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Financial Times reports on China's AI talent war, highlighting Moonshot founder Yang Zhilin's ability to retain a top research team amid aggressive poaching by large tech companies.
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不发展自己的大模型能行吗？🤷♂️
Financial Times (@FT): China’s AI race has been a battle for talent, with deep-pocketed tech groups aggressively poaching from smaller start-ups. Throughout this, Moonshot founder Yang Zhilin has kept one of China’s strongest research teams together
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