高估电动汽车的智商、跟风 labubu 的审美，是什么在影响我们的认知？

Group 1: Concert Industry - The concert experience has evolved into a multi-dimensional and immersive audio-visual experience, driven by both audience demand and artists' need for revenue due to the shift from physical album sales to live performances [3][4]. - Concerts are no longer exclusive to first-tier cities; an increasing number of second and third-tier cities are hosting large-scale concerts, supported by local government funding and resources [3][4]. - The role of promoters is crucial in the concert ecosystem, as they are responsible for organizing events, which can lead to ticket scarcity despite the growing number of concerts [3][4]. Group 2: Autonomous Driving - The term "autonomous driving" originates from the English word "Autopilot," initially used in the aerospace sector, and is classified into levels 0 to 5 by the International Society of Automotive Engineers, with level 5 representing full automation [5][6]. - Currently, most vehicles on the road only achieve level 2 automation, with very few models, such as those from Waymo, reaching level 4 automation [5][6]. - The marketing of Tesla's "Autopilot" system has led to confusion regarding the actual level of automation, as many consumers may not fully understand the capabilities and limitations of such systems [6][7]. Group 3: Labubu Phenomenon - Labubu, inspired by mischievous creatures from the Nordic forests, has gained popularity not solely for its appearance but as a symbol of identity among consumers [8][9]. - The design of Labubu underwent adjustments to balance between being too cute and too ugly, reflecting a strategic approach to appeal to consumer aesthetics [8][9]. - The rise of Labubu highlights how social networks and advertising influence consumer perceptions and choices, prompting a discussion on individual preferences versus societal trends [9].