AI companies may not keep most profits, says a post about AGI roadmaps and team stability
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-07-23
A quoted discussion argues that the biggest philosophical divide in AI is whether major model companies can capture most of the industry’s profits.
The image excerpt adds three concrete points:
- Cost comes first: the question is what it costs to deliver the same quality of service.
- No plan to become a super app: the company says it does not want to become the next ByteDance or Tencent.
- B2B revenue is not the real goal: the business may chase enterprise revenue, but what it really cares about is the AGI roadmap and the next technical breakthrough.
It also says team stability is the core priority, and that this year’s growth goals were not part of the original script.
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