The Hong Kong Consensus Conference was broadly divided into two categories: the mentally ill and the normal. There were also some normal people pretending to be mentally ill, and some mentally ill people pretending to be normal. Overall, the normal people were very pragmatic, respected common sense, and worked incredibly hard, showing many opportunities in the industry. However, normal people couldn't compete with the mentally ill when it came to generating traffic. Then let's talk about AI. I'm currently very reliant on and restrained by AI. But there's not much to share. I only use the most basic functional services to serve my existing businesses in the crypto industry. Putting in all those fancy, flashy tricks is putting the cart before the horse. In the end, the product speaks for itself. Don't use AI like a lunatic and think you're so witty. Someone with less than 1,000 movies watched suddenly starts giving unsolicited advice on the film industry. Giving unsolicited advice on the developer industry without having led a product team is a low-level performance.