Svmuu reported that during a Binance Online live stream, CZ stated he prefers investing in the "shovels" that support AI, including data centers, electricity, and other computing infrastructure, rather than directly investing in AI itself.
CZ noted that while the current AI chip market is almost entirely dominated by Nvidia, more customized solutions for AI computing scenarios may emerge in the future. Additionally, he is also keeping an eye on developments in robotics technology.
Regarding investment direction, CZ said that AI will drive rapid advancements in biotechnology, but YZi Labs will not make large-scale investments in this field. Its core investments will remain focused on the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, with approximately 70% to 80% of its investments still in the Web3 sector.
CZ: Prefers Investing in AI Computing Infrastructure Over AI Itself
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