上海发布又一大模型垂类应用功能性平台 文旅搭上AI有了新玩法

Core Insights - The "AI + Cultural Tourism Ecological Growth Plan" aims to significantly reduce the design, planning, and communication cycle from four months to a much shorter timeframe [1] - The launch of the "AI + Cultural Tourism" MaaS (Model as a Service) platform in Shanghai marks a new application of large models in the cultural tourism sector, following similar advancements in healthcare and manufacturing [1] - The platform will provide support in the form of 10 million tokens for text processing to all participating companies in the "AI + Cultural Tourism" industry, along with project funding of up to 3 million yuan [1] Group 1 - The launch event for the "AI + Cultural Tourism Ecological Growth Plan" took place at the Moso Space, indicating a significant step in integrating AI into the cultural tourism industry [1] - The MaaS platform aggregates resources from leading companies such as MiniMax, SenseTime, and Jiyue Xingchen, serving as a training ground for applying large models in cultural tourism scenarios [1] - The platform aims to lower the barriers to using large models, allowing application developers to access mature solutions and tools as needed [1] Group 2 - The potential of multimodal large models in the cultural tourism industry is highlighted, with examples showing that special effects production costs can drop from hundreds of thousands to just a few yuan, and the time required can be reduced from months to minutes [2] - The Xu Jia Hui Academy announced its demand for application scenarios, seeking to use AI technology to create smart perception environments that can accurately recommend books, exhibitions, and events to users [2] - The "Independent Light" platform aims to connect original game developers and players, leveraging large models to refresh gameplay and present unique narratives and paths in role-playing games [2]