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To make the "million scientists" path feasible, in addition to open-sourcing models, flexible academic quota mechanisms at the computing layer, domain-specific open datasets at the data layer, support for publishing and reusing long-tail problems at the collaboration layer, and re-legitimizing curiosity at the cultural layer are also needed.
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