Even so, we welcome Nvidia "copying the homework." The value of AI technology lies in making it widely accessible, not keeping it locked away. While the US is still debating whether "openness is safe," China is building an open, low-cost and decentralized AI ecosystem around the world. This openness reflects a deeper understanding of the very nature of technology. Today, open-source models have attracted an ever-growing number of developers worldwide, while countries across the globe are developing their own large language models based on open-source technologies from China. China has demonstrated through concrete actions that openness does not weaken competitiveness; on the contrary, it can give technology greater vitality. As more and more countries choose to join the open ecosystem, the "small yard, high fence" approach will ultimately be swept away by the tide of the times.

　　The ultimate significance of AI lies in enabling every individual and every country to share equally in the benefits of technological progress. From this perspective, open source is not merely a technological approach, but also a choice of values.

　　In the race of open source, the judges are not a handful of Silicon Valley giants, but are the choices of countless developers and users around the world. Nvidia"s decision to "copy China"s homework" is certainly worth watching, but what matters even more is that a growing number of participants are proving through their actions that openness is the future of AI.