#人工智能
从我的观察（朋友圈、微博、微信群）来看，今天GPT4.5发布的讨论度，甚至还不如DeepSeek今天公布的开源项目3FS。GPT 4.5没有什么讨论度，说明产品并不惊艳，距离当初的GPT 4发布已经过去了两年多了，这中间OpenAI只是发布了一个演示性质的Sora而已，两年多的时间过去，再没有交出实打实的好产品，领先的优势基本被追平了。
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