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In January of this year, Zero One Everything, founded by Kai-Fu Lee, garnered media attention for abandoning its pre-training business for ultra-large models (thousands of parameters or more). Having abandoned its pursuit of training ultra-large models, Zero One Everything subsequently focused on enterprise model applications. At the East China Digital Intelligence Conference held in Shanghai on September 25th, the company announced the latest developments in its Wanzhi Enterprise Large Model One-Stop Platform 2.0, featuring Wanzhi Enterprise Agent as its core module. The company also announced a comprehensive upgrade of its government and enterprise service strategy, with a clear focus on enterprise-level agent deployment. Two days later, at the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business' 20th Anniversary CEO Homecoming celebration, Kai-Fu Lee delivered a speech titled "AI Agents: The Core Technology CEOs Need to Pay Most Attention to." In his speech, Lee emphasized that agents can reshape existing internal business and organizational structures, and that CEOs need to give them the greatest attention in this era. After the speech, Lee and Zero One Everything's new co-founder, Shen Pengfei, were interviewed by The Paper. Kai-Fu Lee stated that Zero One Everything has abandoned pre-training large models with over a trillion parameters. The team is now focused on lightweight, high-performance industrial models and their applications. Pre-training large models offers a very low cost-effectiveness and return on investment (ROI) for startups. Furthermore, he believes that Agent's most valuable use case in China lies not with consumer users but with the enterprise market.
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