On January 25, 2026, I want to show everyone a really impressive picture. This is me trying to use Claude Code's skill feature to edit a video. Recently, I’ve started experimenting with making videos, but I found that video editing takes up too much time and involves a lot of repetitive, mechanical work. If some of these tasks can be replaced by AI, efficiency would greatly improve. However, this is not fully perfected yet; the debugging process is quite lengthy, but as I refine it slowly, it will gradually improve. The development of AI is truly rapid. Undoubtedly, with technological progress, more and more jobs will be replaced by computers or robots in the future—that's the trend. AI technology can perform many people's jobs, especially repetitive tasks with low technical difficulty. Perhaps this is also why old folks say that in the future, the vast majority of people won’t need to work. But this might take quite some time, and during this process, we will realize that human roles still cannot be ignored; only repetitive labor is being replaced, while innovative work still requires humans. For me, the biggest help from AI is actually improving my own investment system, such as providing investment strategies and acting as an investment advisor. But real decision-making still depends on personal experience. For example, if you ask AI to analyze the market trend over the next 2-3 months, it might analyze seriously and give you a direction, but I think most people wouldn’t dare to follow AI’s analysis to make trades. However, we can let AI help us find the data we want; for data