前OpenAI高管扎克·卡斯表示，中国科技爱好者消费者热衷AI，但企业因僵化层级结构落后于美国同行。 他在接受《南华早报》采访时指出，中国拥有‘技术中心消费者’，而美国则是‘技术中心企业’。 卡斯称，这种文化差异解释了中国对OpenClaw的狂热，而在美国则未获同等受欢迎度。
扎克·卡斯曾在2021年至2023年供职于OpenAI，当时该公司于2022年11月推出革命性聊天机器人ChatGPT。他现经营自己的咨询公司。
卡斯告诉《南华早报》，中国的消费者对技术非常热情，而美国消费者则对科技和大科技公司更为怀疑。他说：“美国消费者对技术和大型科技公司远更愤世嫉俗”，并引用了对社交媒体对儿童影响的担忧以及公众信任下降。
这种文化差异，他表示，有助于解释中国对OpenClaw的狂热，尽管它在美国难以达到同等规模和受欢迎度。中国企业受僵化层级结构阻碍，在AI采用上落后。
关键词包括中国企业、苹果、OpenClaw、AI代理、硅谷、腾讯和美国市场，但采访重点在于企业文化对比。
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