A couple of days ago, I came across an interesting comparison: a certain traditional value investment stock once dominated the market cap rankings and, together with the leading AI chip company across the ocean, was known as the "twin giants of East and West." Fast forward a year, the AI side is still skyrocketing, while the other has already started a price war.

Honestly, you can't say choosing either was wrong, but those who bet on the right track have already cashed in. It's like now with BTC breaking through $93,000—those who laid out early in Web3 infrastructure are seeing their returns right there.

I've recently come to truly realize that AI isn't just hype—I used it myself to write the code for two trading strategies, and they're already running live. Can you believe it? This used to require a professional programmer, but now someone with my half-baked skills can just jump in. What's even crazier is that a major tech giant just released a new model. You can casually say, "BTC broke above $93,000 today, make me a celebration graphic," and it's generated in seconds—even comparison charts from yesterday's market panic are possible.

The pace of technological development is a bit scary. Those junior programmers who only know how to copy and paste code, or designers who just use templates, honestly are in for tough times. But what's even more exciting is ahead—the robotics track is about to take off, and once AI+hardware integration becomes mainstream, the entire industry chain will have to reshuffle.

Of course, AI can't wipe out all jobs—at least not in the short term. But I feel that not learning to use it now is like not learning computers in 2010 or not touching smartphones in 2015—it's not that you can't survive, but you'll miss out on a window of opportunity. Especially for those of us focused on Web3, AI itself is a core module of the next generation of infrastructure, so getting familiar with the tools early can only be a good thing.