Today, Huawei demonstrated the Wensheng diagram capability of the big model at the press conference. After the first run of the demonstration, pressing Ctrl-C interrupted, and a line of code was displayed on the screen: time. sleep (6).
This has aroused many netizens' curiosity about what happened when they discussed time. sleep (6).
1. Difference between demonstration and actual product operation
In the product launch, the manufacturer usually carefully prepares the demonstration link to show the best state and function of the product. However, this demonstration does not necessarily fully reflect the operation of the actual product. The manufacturer may take some measures, such as pre recording video, using analog data, etc., to create a smoother and better presentation effect.
For example, at Baidu Wenxin Yiyan's press conference, Robin Li said that in order to "save time", the display was recorded in advance. Similarly, when Google released the Gemini big language model, it also revealed that the demonstration video was not recorded in real time, but "pieced together" through still image frames and text prompts. This practice may give the audience the illusion that the product performance is better.
2. Users focus on the actual performance of the product
Although there may be some differences in the demonstration, users are most concerned about the actual performance after the product is released. Even if the demonstration scheme is pre recorded, it will not affect the public's curiosity and willingness to use the product. As shown by ChatGPT of OpenAI and Wenxin Yiyan of Baidu, even if there are some "cheating" practices in the demonstration, users will still pay high attention and praise as long as the product can finally meet user needs and solve practical problems.
3. User feedback after product release
After the product is released, users are the real "judges". Whether it is a large model or other software products, users will judge the quality of the products through actual use. If the product is easy to use and can solve users' problems, users will naturally give positive feedback and high praise. On the contrary, if the product cannot meet the user's needs, the user will criticize and complain without mercy.
Take Google Gemini as an example. Although there is some suspicion of "cheating" in the demonstration process, Nat Friedman said that Gemini's traffic has reached 1/4 of ChatGPT, which shows that users still have high expectations and interest in the product.
4. Marketing strategies of manufacturers
Product launch is an important channel for manufacturers to display and promote their products. In this process, the manufacturer will try to show the best state of the product to attract the attention and interest of users. This does not mean that there is a problem with the product, but a common marketing strategy of the manufacturer.
The key is that even if there are some "cheating" practices in the demonstration, as long as the product can finally meet user needs and solve practical problems, the user is the real judge. User feedback and evaluation is the key factor to determine the success or failure of the product.
