Liang Wenfeng's internal sharing revealed: We are not organized, driven by vision, AI commercialization needs to be restrained.

Today, a DeepSeek investor communication meeting content was leaked, in which Liang Wenfeng elaborated on the organization's culture, open source logic, technology roadmap, and views on industry competition. In the sharing, Liang Wenfeng pointed out that when he first started to work on DeepSeek, his original intention was not to make as much money as possible, to go to the capital market, or to go public. The team started this project with a very great sense of goodwill towards the world, believing that it would be useful for humanity, and this was something beyond money. Of course, later on, when the project discovered great benefits, there were other temptations, but the team has maintained its vision up to now, not doing things in a way that maximizes commercial interests. Open source is a product of this vision for the company, Liang Wenfeng said, "Because this vision itself requires open source. Without this vision, you cannot organize people. For us, this is our original intention." In his view, open source is first and foremost driven by the company's vision. Secondly, in order to commercialize AI, open source also has its benefits. In his view, it is impossible for one person to monopolize AI, you must share with others, otherwise you will definitely not survive. This may be different from open sourcing software in the past, because the software market is not that big, but AI is huge. If you want to monopolize the benefits of this, you will definitely be abandoned by history, this is an objective law. "You need a mechanism to ensure that the benefits you can obtain are limited, only then can you succeed. You need restraint. You cannot think that a certain percentage of humanity's GDP belongs to you, or that a certain percentage of China's GDP belongs to you. The more you think like this, the less likely you are to succeed." Liang Wenfeng stated.