For example, if a student asked why lower prices might increase consumers’ spending, Macro Buddy would not offer a quick, full explanation. It might instead ask what happens to people’s purchasing power when prices fall. The student would then have to connect the concepts and explain their reasoning, in their own words, step by step.
——杨剑宇代表（中国移动浙江公司党委书记、董事长、总经理）
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Compute grows much faster than data . Our current scaling laws require proportional increases in both to scale . But the asymmetry in their growth means intelligence will eventually be bottlenecked by data, not compute. This is easy to see if you look at almost anything other than language models. In robotics and biology, the massive data requirement leads to weak models, and both fields have enough economic incentives to leverage 1000x more compute if that led to significantly better results. But they can't, because nobody knows how to scale with compute alone without adding more data. The solution is to build new learning algorithms that work in limited data, practically infinite compute settings. This is what we are solving at Q Labs: our goal is to understand and solve generalization.