人才蓝皮书在京发布：中国创新人才发展指数总体运行良好

Core Insights - The key to nurturing and expanding future industries lies in innovative talent development, as highlighted in the "Talent Blue Book: China Innovation Talent Development Report (2025)" released on December 28 [1][4] Group 1: Innovation Talent Development - The structure, scale, and development trends of China's innovative talent align with the needs of future industries, with a projected annual growth rate of 15.03% for the innovation talent development index from 2023 to 2025 [2][3] - The eastern region leads the country in innovation talent development index, with the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration showing a rising trend and the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration accelerating its growth [3][2] - The overall development of innovation talent in Beijing is positive, although attention is needed on the structural adjustments during the period of slowing growth [3][2] Group 2: Strategic Scientists and Research Directions - The number of strategic scientists, represented by academicians and winners of the National Highest Science and Technology Award, continues to grow, with a significant focus on future industries such as future health, materials, and manufacturing [2][3] - High-impact scientists and leading innovation groups are expanding, with a notable concentration of award winners in the future materials field located primarily in Beijing and the Yangtze River Delta [3][2] Group 3: Talent Evaluation and Supply System - A forward-looking, strategic, and dynamically adaptive talent evaluation system is urgently needed to better serve industrial upgrades and national strategic implementation, focusing on four core dimensions: innovation capability, quality, effectiveness, and contribution [6][7] - The report emphasizes the need to shift from a single education reform approach to a proactive supply logic that includes strategic guidance, pre-identification, type-based incubation, and dynamic adaptation [7] Group 4: Beijing's Talent Development Initiatives - Beijing has implemented measures to support the establishment of world-class new research and development institutions, with four institutions closely related to artificial intelligence established by June 2025 [9][10] - The Beijing General Artificial Intelligence Research Institute has developed a composite faculty structure and a collaborative training model to cultivate talent in the field of general artificial intelligence [9][10] - The Beijing Academy of Science and Intelligence focuses on integrating AI technology with scientific research, employing a comprehensive training model to develop the next generation of scientists and engineers [10][11]