Is Luo Yonghao going to be China’s Lex Fridman? It’s off to a good start. In the past two days, the 4-hour podcast between Luo Yonghao and Li Xiang has been overwhelming. I listened to the entire content on the video account and Little Universe Relay respectively. If based on a ten-point system, it would be 7.5 points, 2.5 points for Lao Luo, and 5 points for Li Xiang. At first glance, the video version of the podcast scene reminded me of Lex Fridman, the person who chatted with Musk for eight hours. Lex was born in the 1980s, graduated with a PhD in computer science, worked at Google, and then worked at MIT, published papers related to self-driving, and had a good relationship with Musk. So, this is Lex’s confidence. As a top industry expert, he can talk to various big guys without losing his true nature. I think this is one of the reasons why the big guys are willing to interview him in depth. Lao Luo himself is considered a trendsetter on the Internet. He has seriously started a business and broadcast live broadcasts seriously. Smartisan mobile phone is indeed worthy of praise. There really isn’t a long podcast professional interview like Lex’s in China. Only guests who have experienced it personally and have a big boss level can feel sympathy for each other and be willing to open their hearts and reveal the truth. I saw some viewers commenting that it was like reading a personal biography of Li Xiang, and it did feel that way, especially when Li Xiang talked about his four darkest moments, calmly and sincerely, and also talked about Wang Xing's 300 million I was moved to tears when I sold the US dollar (I rejected it a year ago). Judging from the results of this issue, it is really good. Li Xiang must have lost weight and evolved. He is so strong that he is willing to show his past hardships and hardships in front of hundreds of millions of viewers at once. He is moving forward to become a first-class entrepreneur. Lao Luo's intention for this show is also very good, but there are also several obvious shortcomings. For example, many netizens say that he likes to interrupt and grab words. Li Xiang may be a junior and is also a guest, and he is very polite. There is also an obvious daddy tone in the first half. To be honest, Li Xiang is just younger. His experience in business, entrepreneurship, and hard-core technology, and his qualifications are much higher than Luo Yonghao. No matter how old you are, you must be humble when meeting experts. What I am more worried about is opening high and going low, because the threshold given by Li Xiang in this issue is too high. Luo Yonghao is okay when talking about entrepreneurship, but if he talks about AI, technology is probably not good enough. Li Xiang talks about AI, reinforcement learning, pre-training, post-training, Agent, and self-driving. During the section, Lao Luo was obviously down. In fact, it is because he has no professional background and has not really made up for the lessons in AI. This requires hard work. No matter how old you are, as long as you stop making progress, you will be shrouded in the halo of the past, and the shadows around this halo are actually a circle, and you can't get out or get in. Finally, I have no intention of criticizing Lao Luo, but he can't see it anyway. The more preparation you make, the more exciting it will be.


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