过去得不到的，未来也不需要了

Group 1 - The article discusses the dialectical relationship in China where advantages often come with disadvantages, exemplified by the growth of online retail due to the underdevelopment of offline retail [1] - The current AI models are highly dependent on abundant, high-quality, and free data, which is scarce in the Chinese internet landscape dominated by multiple apps and content encapsulation [2][6] - The prevalence of misinformation in the Chinese internet leads to skepticism about the reliability of online data, prompting reliance on foreign research and personal networks for accurate information [2][3] Group 2 - There is a notable gap in the development of AGI between China and the US, with the latter making significant advancements [4][5] - The primary demand for AI in China is driven by workers in manual labor sectors, contrasting with the knowledge service sectors in the US that are more likely to be disrupted by AI [5] - Despite the lack of open data, the extensive network of cameras in China provides a unique advantage for the development of smart vehicles and robots, indicating a potential for a trillion-dollar industry [6]