He filmed the best talk of AIE Shanghai Day 1, then didn't write a summary
ZinkLu recorded Ryo's talk at AIE Shanghai handheld on a Xiaomi 15 Ultra. The footage shakes; he still considers it the best talk of Day 1, so he only posted the video and no written summary.
At AIE Shanghai Day 1, ZinkLu recorded Ryo's talk and posted it on X. The original post is here: link.
The recording conditions were not ideal. The device was a Xiaomi 15 Ultra, shot handheld, so the footage shakes; in post-production, CapCut was used to fix it as much as possible. ZinkLu also notes that handheld footage is hard to make both sharp and stable. The video is also missing about the first minute.
In the missing part, Ryo opens by talking about the excitement AI brings: seeing what others can build quickly turns excitement into anxiety about falling behind. This turn basically sets the tone for the whole talk.
ZinkLu's judgment is straightforward: this was the best talk he saw on AIE Day 1. So he didn't post a written summary and lets readers watch the video themselves. This choice has costs, but it also makes sense. A written summary can be skimmed quickly, but it loses tone, pauses, and the rhythm of the room; the video preserves these, and also preserves the shake from handheld shooting.
There were other talks the same day. ZinkLu mentions ManusAI's monorepo talk and says he encourages product managers to submit PRs too. Simply put, a monorepo means managing multiple projects in the same code repository. YouMind, shared by lifesinger, was described as self-pleasing and inward-looking. The talks by WaytoAGI's AJ and Saccc_c felt like magic tricks to him. The original post also separately corrected an ASR recognition issue with YouMind.
The reactions in the comments are more mixed than the talk itself. Some thank him for recording, some ask for the full version and livestream link, and some ask whether Ryo was talking about a specific product or just making a statement. One commenter said this was the first time they had heard Ryo speak in Chinese. Others joked about whether the recorder was saying the Xiaomi 15 Ultra is no good. Still others questioned the copy, feeling it read like it was written by AI. These reactions do not change one fact: the video has preserved the live feel of this talk.
If you only want the conclusions, a text summary is faster. If you want to hear how Ryo turns excitement and anxiety into a single thread, the video is more direct.
发布时间: 2026-11-06 12:34