Wall Street News reported that the Silicon Valley AI sector is witnessing a surge of Chinese talent, with multiple Chinese founders and executives holding key positions in areas such as chips, large models, and applications. Alexandr Wang, head of Meta's Superintelligence Lab, Scott Wu, founder of AI programming company Cognition, and Jeff Yan, founder of crypto trading platform Hyperliquid, recently reunited. All of them came from math and science competitions and top universities, and previously worked together at quantitative trading giant Hudson River Trading. Today, Wang has joined Meta to lead its Superintelligence Lab, Cognition's valuation has soared to $48 billion, Scale AI's valuation exceeds $29 billion, Surge AI's annual revenue reaches $1-1.2 billion, and Axiom Math's valuation is over $1.6 billion. The report points out that the world's four largest semiconductor giants are led by individuals of Chinese descent, and key positions across various AI sectors are also densely populated by Chinese professionals, establishing China's leading position in cultivating top AI research talent.