The reporter interviewed a number of overseas companies, including American AI startup Lindy, Estonian data collection company Floxy, AI vehicle intelligence analysis company VinspectorAI, Canadian law firm Substance Law, and the British online education platform ExpertEdge. A number of officials revealed that after moving to China's big model, the cost of inference was reduced by 30% to 95%. At the same time, compared with US competitors, the performance gap of China's large AI models continued to narrow to 1% to 4%, but the price was 60% to 90% lower.

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