Opportunities generally have nothing to do with ordinary people, and there's no need to feel anxious about the current AI trend.

DeepSeek is recruiting in 2026 with an average annual salary of 1.6 million, but can ordinary people get in?

The requirements from various AI companies are also quite high.

Looking back at previous opportunities:

Bitcoin in 2011—did you buy it? At that time, those who could learn about Bitcoin were mostly internet tech enthusiasts highly sensitive to new things, and many were willing to hold it until now.

Real estate in 2004—did you buy it? Those who could afford to buy several properties back then were already quite wealthy, belonging to the high-income group.

Let me give a simpler example: when I took the college entrance exam, the internet industry was developing rapidly, but in reality, computer science majors were unpopular. Everyone rushed toward mechanical engineering and civil engineering, which seemed like mainstream choices.

Each generation has its own opportunities.

For most ordinary people, opportunities only increase anxiety, even causing them to pay the stupid tax and get harvested as wheat.

Treat AI as a useful tool and patiently solve the problems you face now. If you can do this, you'll already surpass the vast majority of people around you.

More importantly, you must understand this:

Your understanding of the business is the upper limit of how you use AI.

Only when you raise a sufficiently focused question and provide AI with enough detailed information will it give you more accurate and deeper answers.

Only with sufficient thinking on your part can AI help you amplify your value.