@FinanceYF5: A chart known as "the most important chart for understanding the current AI economy." The model layer is heading toward…
Summary
该推文讨论了AI经济的一个关键图表：模型层正走向商品化，非前沿模型已能满足大量日常需求，而前沿模型则陷入激烈竞争。尽管模型层的不确定性在增加，但算力层的确定性却在不断增强，总算力需求持续快速增长。
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