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Emergence refers to a system as a whole exhibiting properties and capabilities that its individual components do not possess; in the AI field, when model parameter scale, training data volume, and computational resources cross certain thresholds, models suddenly display capabilities their designers did not explicitly program, such as reasoning, tool use, and even evading safety restrictions.
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