OpenAI's Chief Financial Officer recently publicly stated that they hope the US government will play a larger role in future financing. This move reflects a phenomenon—leading tech companies have gradually involved all parties in the supply chain, from major technology firms to policymakers, forming a tightly knit web of vested interests. Market observers believe that if government capital truly enters the AI financing sector on a large scale, the tech industry as a whole might welcome it.

But it's worth pondering that AI is essentially more like a magnifying glass. It amplifies productivity and innovation speed, but also magnifies the rigidity of the system itself; it unleashes the potential of productivity, while also intensifying the profit-seeking impulses of capital. This duality may be the aspect we truly need to observe.