山东将奖补垂直领域行业大模型和语料库

Core Insights - Shandong's artificial intelligence industry achieved a production value exceeding 65 billion yuan in the first half of the year, accounting for approximately 9% of the national total [1] - The third batch of policy measures emphasizes enhancing AI applications, with provincial funding of 30 million yuan allocated to reward outstanding vertical industry models and high-quality corpora [1] - The focus is on developing specialized large models in vertical fields, with plans to support around 30 large model projects annually starting in 2025, aiming to cultivate about 100 excellent vertical industry models over three years [1] Group 1 - The term "large model" refers to AI systems that have been evaluated by third-party organizations and are applicable in various sectors such as technology, industry, government, and public welfare [1] - Shandong aims to leverage its strengths by concentrating on the cultivation and application of specialized large models in key vertical industries [1] - The maximum one-time subsidy for large model projects is capped at 1 million yuan, based on criteria such as technical performance, innovation, and socio-economic benefits [1] Group 2 - A corpus is described as the "encyclopedia" used for training large models, consisting of vast amounts of text, code, and images [2] - The company Qingdao Guoshi Technology Group has developed a large model named "Haiwu," which is trained on over 40 million high-quality marine documents, patents, and papers [2] - Shandong plans to select and support up to 20 projects annually over the next two to three years to build a series of high-quality corpora for training [2] Group 3 - Financial incentives have been introduced in Shandong for key areas such as computing power, corpora, and large models to support innovation [3] - The selection process for the corpus projects will adopt a "reveal the list and take the lead" approach, with successful projects eligible for a maximum subsidy of 150,000 yuan [2] - Projects that receive an "excellent" evaluation will be granted additional funding, while those deemed "unsatisfactory" will have their subsidies revoked [2]