@yilunAIyyds: In an interview lasting over two hours, Teacher Wang Yuquan overturns a consensus almost every twenty minutes. He studied biology, worked as a consultant for China Mobile for many years, and has been observing the tech industry for over two decades. In this interview, we talked from the Industrial Revolution to the moon landing, from Darwin to Liu Bang, all converging on one question: Where are the opportunities in this wave of AI? In this episode, you will hear: …
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In an interview, Teacher Wang Yuquan overturns a consensus every twenty minutes, ranging from the Industrial Revolution to AI, discussing views such as the AI bubble might burst in 2029, Agent applications, etc.
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In this two-hour interview, Wang Yuquan overturns a consensus roughly every twenty minutes.
He studied biology, served as a consultant for mobile companies for many years, and has observed the tech industry for over two decades.
In this conversation, we journey from the Industrial Revolution to the moon landing, from Darwin to Liu Bang, all converging on one question: Where exactly are the opportunities in this AI wave?
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- The AI bubble may burst in 2029
- Meituan and Alibaba have no chance in building the next generation of applications—they’re standing in the wrong place
- The best companies are those where agents work diligently while humans sleep beside them
- Everyone is scrambling to make AI do PPTs, but the rich don’t make PPTs
- Lightning round: Everyone is an entrepreneur, so why bother being an employee?
#WangYuquan #LargeModels #AIBubble #Agent #ServiceEquality #YiLunAI
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