LIANG WENZINE: AI HAS NO LACK OF TASTE OR INTUITION, BUT IS LACKING IN CONTINUOUS LEARNING

On 23 July, the founder of DeepSeek, Liang Wenfeng, stated at a recent investor fair that the development of AI was understood as a ladder. Last year the ladder was Cot, the thought chain. This year's ladder is Agent. After Agent, we felt that the problem to be addressed was continuous learning. After continuous learning, perhaps we will come to a strange point. The strange thing is, when the model can continue to learn, it can do everything that humans can. It will be able to develop its own version, to study it again, and then to develop its next version, and to develop more advanced artificial intelligence models. This is not a singularity, but a gradual process. This process may also be a long gradient, not a mutation. After this step, I think it's smart. When it's smart, it walks into the real world and gives you housework and old age. We feel that the road map is the easiest. We can avoid overtime on this road map. But if the road map is the other way round, for example, if it has to be smart first, then it's a hard job to do here. AI now lacks both taste and intuition, and it lacks capacity for continuous learning. There's no problem with the taste and intuition of AI. You let it write, it's taste and intuition, and I don't think it's a problem。