专访成都市政协委员张淼：超前布局核心领域打造头部企业，破数字产业“小而散”困局

Core Viewpoint - The focus of the Chengdu Municipal Political Consultative Conference is on the development of the digital economy, particularly in the areas of large models and computing power, highlighting the need for a more centralized and robust digital industry in Chengdu [1][7]. Group 1: Digital Economy and AI Applications - The construction of vertical model intelligent agents is seen as a key direction for industry development, particularly in the architectural design sector, where AI can significantly reduce costs and improve efficiency [3][4]. - The current cost of training a senior architectural designer is approximately 500,000 yuan per year, and AI systems can generate multiple design options in the same timeframe, leading to substantial cost savings [3]. - Vertical model intelligent agents require extensive training data and powerful computing resources, as they need to be deeply optimized for specific industries like architecture [4][5]. Group 2: Computing Power and Infrastructure - There is an urgent need for computing power to support the training of intelligent agents, especially as demand in vertical fields like industrial internet increases [5]. - The National Supercomputing Center in Chengdu has established a computing power system that supports over 30 fields, including AI and architectural design, since its operation began in September 2020 [5][9]. - The newly launched "Rongshu·AI Service Platform" by Chengdu Data Group is designed to provide essential computing power for training vertical model intelligent agents [5]. Group 3: Industry Structure and Talent Attraction - Chengdu's digital industry is characterized by a lack of leading enterprises, particularly those valued at over 100 billion yuan, resulting in a fragmented industry structure [7]. - To attract and retain high-quality talent, there is a call for increased investment in cultural and sports facilities in emerging areas like the Tianfu New Area, which are essential for enhancing the quality of life for residents [8]. - The development of public cultural and sports facilities is crucial for meeting the growing demand from the increasing population of young professionals in the region [8].