Lately, I have this feeling — the game has changed, but many people are still playing the old way.

You think AI is just a chat tool? Wrong. It’s now a giant beast that can’t get enough, shouting every day for more "food" — which is computing power. The national teams have already entered the arena, building "high-speed computing" infrastructure and investing heavily in Phase III of the fund, all to ensure this machine always has enough "food." No matter how powerful NVIDIA’s chips are, their underlying infrastructure must keep up.

Looking at commercial spaceflight, what once seemed like an unreachable dream has now transformed. Rockets can now use elevators to return and be reused, drastically cutting costs. Once costs drop, the business becomes viable. Companies across the entire industry chain are taking orders nonstop.

Does this seem far from you? Not at all. Partners in Guangzhou are quietly making big money through AI content creation, and in Hangzhou, some are using AI agents to handle business processes for enterprises, earning far more than a salary. The opportunity always favors those who react quickly.

There’s also a neglected track — tech services around parental eldercare. This isn’t just a trend; it’s a necessity, a truly conscientious business.

The most frightening thing about this era isn’t how fast change happens, but that you see the wave coming and choose to pretend you don’t see it.