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Former Qwen Tongyi Qianwen leader Lin Junyang's startup valuation reaches up to $2 billion
In the AI era, true talent is truly scarce

SK Hynix gives its employees an average annual salary of about 185 million Korean won—so directly that it turns its own staff into “hard currency” in Korea’s matchmaking market.
Jane Street is even more outrageous: in 2025, its compensation pool is about $9.38 billion. If you divide that by 3,500 people, that comes to roughly $2.68 million per person.
Not only that—there are truly big-spending companies too, such as:
Citadel Securities: core positions with million-dollar annual packages.
Hudson River Trading: high-frequency trading roles with million-dollar packages are nothing unusual

Anthropic and OpenAI issued statements on the same day regarding the rampant unauthorized equity trading activities in the market.
Over the past two years, AI unicorn equity has been packaged into "quasi-public assets" through SPVs, secondary sales of old shares, forward contracts, and tokenized equity, causing the market to prematurely hype unlisted companies as tradable targets. But the underlying rights of private equity come from the company's articles of incorporation, board approval, and shareholder registers; companies do not recognize these, and so-called exposure may only be contrac

Having been in the crypto world for a long time, I’ve forgotten that I worked in the film industry for several years. Every year, I have regular gatherings with Director Mai to share insights, and AI’s impact on the film industry is also significant.
First, let me mention a highly profitable geographic arbitrage: letting foreigners produce exciting short dramas, with AI changing scenes and costumes, then exporting them overseas. Foreign audiences, unexposed to Chinese film and TV brainwashing, still have a high demand for dopamine-stimulating content with constant plot twists within a few mi

Having been in the crypto world for a long time, I forgot that I worked in the film industry for several years. Every year, I would have regular gatherings with Director Mai to share insights, and AI's impact on the film industry is also significant.
First, let me mention a highly profitable geographic arbitrage: letting foreigners perform exciting short dramas, with AI changing scenes and costumes, then exporting them overseas. Foreigners, who haven't been brainwashed by Chinese film and TV dramas, still have a high demand for dopamine-stimulating content with constant plot twists within a

ABG (Asian Baby Girl) CMO is trending in Silicon Valley
Many startups prefer to hire Asian girls as brand ambassadors
Especially around the growth narratives of YC, B2B SaaS, GPT wrapper startups, and AI startups.
There’s an early meme that goes:
If you are YC-backed B2B SaaS + GPT wrapper,
but don’t have an ABG CMO,
then you’re “cooked.”
Asian girls happen to hit on several real pain points of early Silicon Valley companies.
The so-called ABG CMO is a hybrid of
founder brand + content engine + social distribution + BD front desk + community operator.
One person can handle

$39.6 billion—breaking Wall Street records.
Many people think that the biggest winners of the AI era will be model companies like OpenAI and Anthropic.
But in reality, the truly most profitable are still those quant “machines” equipped with mathematics, computing power, systems engineering, and capital efficiency.
And Jane Street, at its core, is a super AI agent in the financial world.
A company with more than 3,000 people, it is one of the world’s most important quantitative market makers—active across 45 countries and more than 200 trading platforms—spanning multiple asset classes s

Recently, the transit station business has been booming. Brother Sun promoted a buy-one-get-one-free deal, so I’ll also promote a set of commonly used full agent tools—Starchild @StarchildOnX has also launched a package.
Starchild itself is aligned with official pricing, so if you recharge with a $199 Pro, you get about $900 worth of monthly API usage value, averaging $30 per day, with the actual cost spread over roughly 22% of the original price.
And it reliably connects to over 300 large models, with various large models available for easy switching.

In Silicon Valley, the term "permanent underclass" is becoming popular, referring to the fact that even the elite creating AI in Silicon Valley are constantly worried about whether their homes are equipped with bulletproof glass. As AI continues to grow, countless people are losing their jobs. What happens when they are no longer needed by society? This is the issue pointed to by the "permanent underclass."
Silicon Valley is Bracing for a Permanent Underclass
Is the vast majority of ordinary people already screwed? When will the white-collar slaughter happen to them?
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Before the holiday, I was invited to attend an AI event, where the topic of "technological equality" was discussed. In the future, equality will no longer be limited to the technological level; it will also extend to gender and other dimensions. With the support of AI, the cognitive gap between people will be greatly narrowed, and the differences in abilities and perceptions between arts and sciences will gradually diminish. Ultimately, everyone will tend to operate within a set of universal rules and governance frameworks.
Meanwhile, AI avatars and agents can only be confined to specific sc

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