广东省政协常委陈娇：发展智能经济可推动产业系统性升级

Group 1 - The central economic work conference emphasizes "innovation-driven development" as a key task for 2026, focusing on strengthening domestic circulation and expanding new demand growth [2] - Guangdong's "14th Five-Year Plan" introduces eight new economic sectors, including intelligent economy, to foster innovation and new growth drivers [2] - The development of the intelligent economy is identified as a crucial task for Guangdong during the "14th Five-Year" period, aiming for a revolutionary leap in productivity through AI applications [2] Group 2 - The Guangdong Provincial Committee emphasizes the need to accelerate the development of the artificial intelligence industry, proposing various strategies to enhance its growth and integration into new industries and business models [3] - Chen Jiao, a key figure in the AI sector, highlights the importance of creating an ecosystem that fosters breakthroughs and innovation in intelligent economy [3][5] - The strategic decision to include "development of intelligent economy" in the "14th Five-Year Plan" is seen as a pivotal move for Guangdong's high-quality development [6] Group 3 - Guangdong's unique "system integration" capability is a significant advantage, with a complete manufacturing chain and over 1,500 AI core enterprises, making it a fertile ground for AI technology innovation [7] - The province has established several AI clusters, with strengths in hardware, software, and application across cities like Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Dongguan [8] - The AI industry in Guangdong is supported by national supercomputing centers and various data centers, contributing to a relatively complete industrial chain [8] Group 4 - To promote "AI + scenarios," Guangdong must focus on industrial chain collaboration, cutting-edge technology research, and global market expansion [9] - The region is encouraged to leverage its unique geographical and industrial advantages to foster international collaborations, particularly in infrastructure development in ASEAN and Central Asia [9] - Chen Jiao emphasizes the need for enterprises to shift from isolated breakthroughs to collaborative ecosystem building, focusing on real-world applications and open cooperation [13] Group 5 - The evolution of artificial intelligence is characterized by two main lines: the "production revolution" driven by AI and the "partner evolution" where robots become collaborative partners rather than mere tools [12] - AI's impact on various industries is expected to transform manufacturing processes, enhancing efficiency and decision-making capabilities [12] - Companies are advised to focus on building reliable products through deep engagement with real-world scenarios and fostering an open collaborative ecosystem [13]