“人工智能+”链接更多场景 一批重大项目在粤落地

Core Insights - Guangdong has launched the third batch of "Artificial Intelligence+" application scenarios, covering 26 categories across five sectors: marine economy, ecological environment, state-owned assets, culture, and energy [1][2]. Group 1: Application Scenarios - In the marine economy sector, five typical scenarios have been identified, including marine ranch efficiency, maritime safety governance, and marine ecological protection [2]. - The ecological environment sector includes six scenarios such as pollution tracing and regulation, environmental quality warning, and waste identification [2]. - The cultural sector features five scenarios like virtual scene construction, intelligent navigation, and cultural content creation [2]. - The state-owned assets sector has five scenarios including penetrating supervision and real estate operation management [2]. - The energy sector also includes five scenarios such as power generation optimization and energy network scheduling [2]. Group 2: Major Projects and Initiatives - A series of significant projects have been launched, including a national AI application pilot base in the medical field, focusing on "AI + life health" [4]. - The energy sector's AI application pilot base aims to leverage digital twin technology to enhance the safety and efficiency of the power grid [4]. - A fire monitoring and prevention project for electric vehicle parking lots has been signed, featuring an intelligent system for rapid fire source identification and emergency response [5]. Group 3: Financial Support and Industry Growth - Guangzhou is establishing a full lifecycle financial support chain for the AI industry, including a city-level AI industry investment fund targeting algorithm development and vertical application scenarios [7]. - The city has over 2,200 AI-related enterprises, with significant growth in the intelligent equipment and robotics sector, showing a 15.3% year-on-year increase in market entities [8]. - The number of AI model registrations in Guangzhou has reached 48, covering nine major fields, indicating robust innovation activity [8].