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Farming lobsters, do you understand what these AI terms mean?
In a few words, let me explain clearly:
1. Agent: This refers to an intelligent AI. It can not only chat but also devise plans and work independently.
2. OpenClaw: It is commonly referred to as 'big lobster', derived from Claw, which means the lobster's large pincers. When equipped with it, it can extend its hand on the screen to precisely control the digital world.
3. Skill: The survival toolkit of AI. It can search for information, write code, and control home appliances. Having a skill means having a specific ability.
4. Token: These are the atomic units of text in AI. Why do we say 'farming lobsters'? Because making AI think costs money. Whether you feed it domestic Tokens or imported Tokens, the Tokens you provide are its food; the more you feed, the stronger this lobster becomes! Just like paying employees, the cost of computing power depends entirely on it.
5. Distillation: Distillation is essentially *the academic elite passing down knowledge*. It condenses the wisdom of colossal models into essence, allowing it to run quickly on a mobile phone without taking up memory.
6. VLA: This is its hand-eye coordination nerve; a glance at the screen (V), a thought in the brain (L), and the hand immediately clicks (A). When these two combine, your phone truly comes to life.
7. LLM: The core brain of AI. Whether it's smart or has a good memory depends entirely on it.
8. RAG: Worried that AI might talk nonsense? This connects it to real databases, which is called RAG. It has a library that can be accessed anytime.
9. Prompt: This is the command you issue. With a single phrase, it gets to work.
10. Agent cluster: Is one working slowly? Then send out a group! This is the 'gang fight mode' in the AI world. Everyone has clear divisions of labor; some are responsible for thinking, and others for running errands, leading to a dramatic increase in efficiency.
From big lobsters to intelligent agents, doesn't this entire logic become instantly clear?
In a few words, let me explain clearly:
1. Agent: This refers to an intelligent AI. It can not only chat but also devise plans and work independently.
2. OpenClaw: It is commonly referred to as 'big lobster', derived from Claw, which means the lobster's large pincers. When equipped with it, it can extend its hand on the screen to precisely control the digital world.
3. Skill: The survival toolkit of AI. It can search for information, write code, and control home appliances. Having a skill means having a specific ability.
4. Token: These are the atomic units of text in AI. Why do we say 'farming lobsters'? Because making AI think costs money. Whether you feed it domestic Tokens or imported Tokens, the Tokens you provide are its food; the more you feed, the stronger this lobster becomes! Just like paying employees, the cost of computing power depends entirely on it.
5. Distillation: Distillation is essentially *the academic elite passing down knowledge*. It condenses the wisdom of colossal models into essence, allowing it to run quickly on a mobile phone without taking up memory.
6. VLA: This is its hand-eye coordination nerve; a glance at the screen (V), a thought in the brain (L), and the hand immediately clicks (A). When these two combine, your phone truly comes to life.
7. LLM: The core brain of AI. Whether it's smart or has a good memory depends entirely on it.
8. RAG: Worried that AI might talk nonsense? This connects it to real databases, which is called RAG. It has a library that can be accessed anytime.
9. Prompt: This is the command you issue. With a single phrase, it gets to work.
10. Agent cluster: Is one working slowly? Then send out a group! This is the 'gang fight mode' in the AI world. Everyone has clear divisions of labor; some are responsible for thinking, and others for running errands, leading to a dramatic increase in efficiency.
From big lobsters to intelligent agents, doesn't this entire logic become instantly clear?
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