Matt Cheng

The AI revolution is advancing quickly, and new forms of employment, education, and social order are already taking shape. To me, this is not merely a labor market crisis—it is a global experiment in how humanity can coexist with AI, a question that we must all take part in answering together.

The digital transformation of the pharmaceutical industry is no longer a matter of whether to invest, but a race to see who can achieve it fastest. From multinational pharmaceutical companies integrating AI into the heart of R&D to startups and CDMOs collaborating to build smart production lines, the Pharma 4.0 wave is rapidly taking shape worldwide.

Language is not just a tool, it's a carrier of culture. The way we speak will ultimately determine how AI understands the world.

Going back to the beginning, in the future digital world, not every transaction will be carried out directly by a human, but more often than not, tasks will be executed on their behalf by AI agents.

Robots are yet to have their "#ChatGPT moment," but as the technology continues to mature, we will witness their gradual transition from industry and service contexts into everyday family life. One day, #Robots will become a part of our daily environment, and perhaps our most familiar companions.

Entrepreneurs are often faced with a challenge: how to avoid having their ideas and business models quickly copied by established companies. I would like to share the example of Hims to explore this issue.

Among the five human senses, AI development has advanced the furthest in the area of vision, with computers now easily able to identify and understand images. As for auditory perception, #AI is increasingly capable of comprehending human voice commands. On the other hand, olfaction remains a relatively unfamiliar domain for AI. However, the process of…

#AI allows humans to conduct research and achieve innovation in a more efficient, more cost-effective, and more systematic way. However, looking back at the history of human inventions, some of the most representative inventions stem not only from systematic research but also from human curiosity, keen observation, and serendipity.

From fast thinking to slow thinking, #AI is evolving at an unimaginable pace. However, each ability is not absolutely good or bad but has its own unique advantages and suitability for use in different scenarios.

From AI startups like #OpenAI to the top three public clouds of Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, and new cloud service challengers like CoreWeave and Lambda, to large technology companies with #AI demands such as #Meta and Tesla, are all managing to take more #GPU computing power.