@seclink: Meituan has also started recruiting large model talents. kimi and stepfun are in danger if they don't go public soon. Xiaomi mimo is also strong, Meituan longcat is also strong, deepseek is also strong... https://zhaopin.meituan.com/we…
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Meituan has started recruiting large model talents. The tweet mentions models such as Kimi, Stepfun, Xiaomi Mimo, Meituan Longcat, DeepSeek, implying intensified competition for large model talent.
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