智博会折射“AI+”新动向

Group 1: Core Insights - The 2025 World Intelligent Industry Expo was held in Chongqing, showcasing advancements in AI applications across various industries including new energy vehicles, telecommunications, and AI models [1] - The Chinese government has implemented the "AI+" initiative to encourage the integration of AI into business strategies and processes, aiming to enhance the overall intelligence of traditional industries [1] Group 2: New Energy Vehicles - Changan Automobile focuses on a strategy of "first electricity, then intelligence," aiming to create a digital platform and develop three core digital brands: Avita, Deep Blue, and Changan Qiyuan [2] - Changan's "Tianshu Intelligent" platform expands safety concepts from passive to proactive, utilizing over 60 core technologies to achieve more than 90 functional scenarios, with 8 being industry firsts [2] Group 3: AI in Automotive Industry - AI is transforming the automotive industry by enhancing product design, manufacturing quality, supply chain optimization, and customer service [3] - Seres Group is building an AI-driven "Seres Industrial Brain" to integrate resources across government, society, and industry, aiming for a comprehensive smart ecosystem [3] Group 4: Telecommunications - China Unicom is actively integrating AI into various sectors, enhancing manufacturing efficiency by 20% and reducing production costs by over 20% through smart factory initiatives [4] - The company is also developing a large-scale computing cluster to support digital transformation across cities and rural areas [4] Group 5: AI Models and Infrastructure - iFLYTEK's core competitive advantage lies in its "self-controllable" full-stack capability, achieving performance comparable to larger models with only 7 billion parameters [5] - The company has developed leading educational AI models and has significantly improved diagnostic efficiency in healthcare through its medical AI models [6] Group 6: AI Computing Ecosystem - The AI computing open architecture was launched by Inspur, collaborating with over 20 industry players to reduce barriers for small and medium enterprises in AI development [6][7] - The initiative aims to address challenges in cross-vendor technology alignment and industry collaboration, fostering an open and inclusive AI computing ecosystem in China [7]