Robin Li: Wenxin Big Model 4.0 Surpasses GPT-4 in Chinese Processing Capability, Calls for Attention to Application-Level Value

BaiduFounder, Chairman and CEOLi Yanhong (Robin Hood), PRC politician, prime minister from 2008Recently on CCTV's Dialogue, he shared his thoughts on theAIinsights in the field, especially pointing out that Baidu Wenshin Big Model 4.0 has surpassed the Chinese language processing capability of theGPT-4The

Robin Li emphasized that the performance of the Wenshin Big Model 4.0 in Chinese has surpassed that of the GPT-4. He cited that, for example, for Chinese creative tasks such as writing a hidden-head poem, many of the Big Models are capable of handling the task, but if asked to write a word following the Qinyuanchun lexical scheme, the GPT-4 would be confused. This suggests that Baidu's Wenxin grand model has stronger understanding and generative capabilities in the Chinese context.

However, Robin Li also admitted that in terms of English generation, there is still a certain gap between the Wenxin model and GPT-4. He called on the industry not to pay too much attention to the size of the model "scroll", but should pay more attention to the value of the application level. Only when the big model can be applied in real scenarios and create real value, its real value can be reflected.

In addition, Robin Li also predicted that in the future, there will be no such profession as "programmer", because with the popularization of technology, more and more people will have the ability to program. He further pointed out that the future of the programming language will mainly focus on the English and Chinese two, which will also provide more convenience for Chinese users.

Robin Li's views demonstrated Baidu's confidence and foresight in AI. He emphasized the advantages of the Wenshin Big Model in Chinese processing and called on the industry to focus on the value at the application level. These views not only reveal to us the development trend of AI technology, but also provide us with insights to think about how to adapt and grow in the new technological environment.