2025外滩大会在沪落幕：50多项科技新成果亮相 40多项产业合作达成意向

Group 1 - The 2025 Inclusion Bund Conference showcased over 50 technological innovations and attracted more than 61,000 attendees, highlighting the integration of technology into daily life [1] - The conference featured 45 forums led by 16 academicians and Turing Award winners, with over 2,000 participants watching online [1] - The event facilitated connections between 32 startups and eight major investment institutions, resulting in over 40 cooperation intentions among 206 participating companies [1] Group 2 - The conference emphasized the importance of young innovators in technology, with over 20,000 participants in the technology innovation competition, more than half of whom were born after 2000 [2] - Young tech entrepreneurs engaged in over 40 forums and three major technology competitions, contributing to the advancement of the technology industry [2] - The focus on young talent is seen as a rational expectation for the future rather than merely supporting newcomers [2] Group 3 - The conference marked a new milestone by hosting a global theme day, collaborating with international fintech organizations to discuss development paths [3] - Three core consensus points emerged: deep integration of technology and industry, stable innovation under regulatory development, and cooperative win-win scenarios through regional collaboration [3] - International guests highlighted that fintech has moved beyond conceptual stages, with the current focus on practical applications in specific industry scenarios [3] Group 4 - The exhibition area of 10,000 square meters and a technology market of 5,000 square meters set new records for the event, showcasing the explosion of AI technology in China [3] - Innovative products like the world's first high-biomimetic robot and various AI health applications were presented, demonstrating advancements in intelligent rehabilitation technology [4] - The conference prompted deep reflections on human values through the interaction of AI and human inquiries, emphasizing the role of technology as an assistant rather than a replacement for professionals [5]