Mr. Luo Yonghao does make some valid points. The presence or absence of a founder has a significant impact. If Brin hadn't returned to take charge and make the decision to empower the DeepMind team, Google might have truly fallen behind. Google's ability to make a comeback was inseparable from the founder's return. The technology was proposed by Google, but it failed due to psychological expectations and organizational temperament—being too afraid of losing control of the product, worrying that the chatbot might say something wrong and affect the stock price, and considering chatbots a high-risk, hard-to-control direction.