深圳：迈向“AI智能体之城”

Core Insights - The year 2026 is anticipated to be the "year of AI agents," with significant developments in Shenzhen, including the establishment of the Shenzhen Leading Edge Intelligent Open Research Institute and the launch of the SkillsUI platform by Shenzhen Tuzhan Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. [1][2] - AI agents are transitioning from a text-based interaction model to a task-execution model, which is expected to reshape the internet's development logic over the past 30 years [2][3]. - Key challenges for the deployment of AI agents include data privacy, bandwidth costs, and latency issues associated with centralized cloud computing [2]. Industry Developments - Shenzhen is focusing on the edge AI agent sector, leveraging its strong smart terminal industry to push for advancements in chips, algorithms, and collaborative AI [1][4]. - The Shenzhen Leading Edge Intelligent Open Research Institute will conduct research on 12 key areas to provide technological support for the edge AI industry [4][7]. - The "OR" strategy combines open-source HarmonyOS with RISC-V to create a new hardware and software ecosystem for the Internet of Things, while the "CA" strategy focuses on developing a self-sufficient chip ecosystem [5]. Product Innovations - The SkillsUI platform enables AI to evolve from a conversational agent to an executor, facilitating its integration into various devices such as smartphones, TVs, and smart glasses [3][5]. - The "Shen Xiao i" AI agent has been launched in seven application scenarios and has passed efficiency assessments by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology [6]. Future Outlook - Shenzhen aims to become a global leader in the edge AI agent industry by focusing on core technology research and fostering collaboration between academia and industry [7][8]. - The goal is to establish a self-sufficient core technology capability in the edge AI sector by 2030, enhancing Shenzhen's competitiveness in the global supply chain [8].