智源研究院院长王仲远：大模型技术远没有发展到尽头

Core Insights - The "Wujie" series of open-source large models was officially launched by the Zhiyuan Institute, covering various applications in embodied intelligence, brain science, and micro-life models [1][3] - Wang Zhongyuan, the director of the Zhiyuan Institute, emphasized that the development of large model technology is far from reaching its limits, despite the slowdown in performance improvement of large language models [1][2] Group 1: Large Model Development - The industry is exploring three main paths to overcome the performance bottleneck of large language models: reinforcement learning, data synthesis, and multi-modal data utilization [2] - The Zhiyuan Institute focuses on research and layout around the native multi-modal world model to enable AI to perceive and interact with the physical world [2][3] Group 2: Embodied Intelligence and Robotics - The "Wujie" series includes models like Emu3, Brainμ, RoboOS 2.0, and OpenComplex2, which are designed to adapt to various types of robots [3] - The rise of humanoid robots is seen as a significant direction in embodied intelligence, with expectations that humanoid robots will learn to walk by 2024 and run by 2025 [5][6] Group 3: Industry Collaboration and Ecosystem - The Zhiyuan Institute has established a strategic cooperation framework with Hong Kong Investment Management Company to build a world-class AI ecosystem [4] - Different industry players are exploring various solutions, including reducing hardware costs and utilizing simulation data for effective model training [7]