Liang Wenfeng, 40, is considered the visionary brain behind Deep Seek, a new artificial intelligence. The Chinese were a prodigy and mathematics genius at school. His ideas were able to control the market quickly. The portrait of a pioneer.
Thick glasses, lanky walk, standing still and on its own is how former primary schools of the primary school in Zhanjiang, a city of two million in the Chinese coastal province of Guangdong, describe him, borders on Hong Kong. Even then, Liang Wenfeng was considered a prodigy, very talented in mathematics and natural sciences. He was fascinated by figures, enthusiastically solved difficult mathematical problems and also had the ability to easily present complex facts. His father was a professor, Liang was able to solve probability accounts, while others still desperately desperately desperately desperately.
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