Many people, after learning some basic AI programming, think they can directly make money by developing apps, but in reality, it's far from that simple. Although there is a vast amount of open-source code on GitHub, the proportion of developers who truly understand it thoroughly and have the ability to commercialize is not high. Frankly, most people don't put real effort into studying open-source projects, let alone transforming secondary development into a product.

Recently, the reason why apps like "Is it dead" have gone viral is not due to any technical secret, but because of a deep insight into user psychology. This involves emotional marketing, user experience design, and even the humanistic thinking behind the product. If everyone could casually copy and paste, the business model would collapse entirely—who would still be willing to pay for creativity?

What do capital investments truly focus on? Innovation capability, understanding of the market, and those core competencies that are difficult to directly copy. Simply copying code cannot solve this problem. That’s also why some seemingly simple applications can secure funding and recognition, while most imitators end up ignored.