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Core Insights - The 2025 Shenzhen Xiangmi Lake Financial Annual Conference focused on promoting a virtuous cycle of technology, industry, and finance in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, emphasizing the theme of making finance smarter and more humane [1][3] Report Overview - The "Xiangmi Lake Intelligent Finance Development Report (2025)" was released, led by former China Securities Regulatory Commission Chairman Xiao Gang, featuring contributions from over 30 experts. The report includes six chapters: technology, application, special topics, exploration, Hong Kong-Macao, and governance, providing a comprehensive view of China's intelligent finance development [3][4] Technological Developments - The report highlights significant achievements in the financial system's support for artificial intelligence (AI) and related technologies, while also addressing challenges such as the rapid depreciation of existing technologies and the impact on traditional valuation systems [3][4] Financial Support System - Xiao Gang proposed a financial support system tailored for AI development, which includes enhancing product adaptability, increasing early-stage investment, improving risk management capabilities, and enhancing post-investment services [4] AI Industry Landscape - As of November 1, 2025, China has registered 611 generative AI services, with 306 applications or functions documented. However, the AI sector faces challenges such as governance difficulties, a shortage of skilled professionals, weak intellectual property protection, and funding issues for startups [5] Application Trends - The report identifies five key trends in intelligent finance applications for 2025, including the expansion of complex financial business scenarios, reduced reasoning costs, automation of financial services, breakthroughs in multi-modal capabilities, and the role of AI models in supporting financial development [6] Data Governance Transformation - The transition from traditional data governance to intelligent governance is emphasized, with a focus on adapting to the increasing volume of heterogeneous real-time data. The need for a new governance framework that prioritizes value creation over cost is highlighted [7] Regulatory Framework - The Hong Kong-Macao section of the report discusses the importance of a regulatory framework that balances innovation and safety, with a focus on using AI for risk management rather than front-end services [8] Global Governance and Opportunities - The governance chapter outlines the need for a balanced approach to innovation and regulation, with specific recommendations for small and medium-sized financial institutions to enhance their AI capabilities through collaboration and resource allocation [10] Industry Consensus - The conference concluded with a call for collaboration among government, industry, academia, and research sectors to address challenges in intelligent finance development, aiming to transition China from a "financial power" to a "financial stronghold" [11]