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访硅谷有感:在AI爆发“最好的时代”,怎样不走向“最坏的时代”?
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-12-22 23:28
硅谷的繁荣背后,是一场"人才与机会"的极化 在硅谷的对话里,"极化"几乎是一个反复出现的词:最顶尖的人才被疯狂争抢,普通人的入口却在变窄。 原创:于盈 秦朔朋友圈 这次去硅谷,我几乎是"密锣紧鼓"地连轴转:短短几天内见了三十多位朋友——涵盖教授、投资人、创业者及企业高管——与其中不少朋友就同一话题展 开深度交流:世界正在发生结构性变化,而人工智能正把这种变化极速加快。 我今年去了美国东西两岸,东岸受美国政府政策变化与不确定性影响大,普遍情绪更"灰"。而硅谷离政治中心更远,同时又站在AI爆发的潮头,空气里弥 漫着另一种气息:兴奋、野心与希望交织,甚至让人生出"历史正在眼前铺展"的强烈共鸣。 可越是欣欣向荣,越让我感到一丝强烈的分裂:同样在美国,同样在AI时代,圈内圈外、快适应者与慢适应者,正在被拉出一道新的分水岭。 有人提到,市场正在分裂成两个极端: 一方面,顶尖AI人才陷入激烈竞价战,争夺热度堪称夸张。这次有朋友提到,一位清华博士毕业、在OpenAI任职三年的从业者,就被另一家科技巨头开 出1000万美元(不含股权)的高薪挖角。AI创业公司的估值更令人惊叹,不少刚起步的项目,天使轮估值就达数千万甚至上亿美元。 ...
南非学者:非中科技合作赋能非洲社会经济转型
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-12-22 13:04
新华社约翰内斯堡12月22日电(记者杭泽波 靳博文)南非独立在线新闻网站21日刊登约翰内斯堡大学 非洲-中国研究中心研究员吉迪恩·希坦加的文章说,在新一轮科技革命和产业变革加速推进的背景 下,非洲与中国在信息通信技术、数字基础设施和其他新兴科技领域内不断深化合作,为非洲经济社会 发展注入新动能。文章摘要如下: 中国政府和企业在非洲通信基础设施建设中发挥重要作用,参与建设通信主干网和光纤网络,为医疗、 教育和金融服务等提供技术支撑。双方还在可再生能源和可持续农业等领域开展合作。通过设立联合实 验室、研究中心,发起人才培训项目,双方加强科研合作并支持非洲培养本土科技人才。 非中合作在弥合非洲数字鸿沟方面发挥了重要作用。展望未来,双方应进一步深化科技合作,将其作为 推动非洲可持续社会经济转型和现代化进程的关键领域之一。 非洲与中国的科技合作伙伴关系不断拓展,涵盖政府部门以及主要电信和移动通信企业。实践证明,可 靠的伙伴关系能够有效弥合数字鸿沟,推动包容性经济参与和增长。中国已成为非洲大陆最大的贸易和 发展伙伴,并通过"一带一路"倡议、中非合作论坛等积极推动全球南方发展。 随着新兴技术,如物联网、大数据分析和人工智能 ...
全球瞭望丨南非学者:非中科技合作赋能非洲社会经济转型
Xin Hua She· 2025-12-22 07:27
非中合作在弥合非洲数字鸿沟方面发挥了重要作用。展望未来,双方应进一步深化科技合作,将其 作为推动非洲可持续社会经济转型和现代化进程的关键领域之一。 新华社约翰内斯堡12月22日电(记者杭泽波 靳博文)南非独立在线新闻网站21日刊登约翰内斯堡 大学非洲-中国研究中心研究员吉迪恩·希坦加的文章说,在新一轮科技革命和产业变革加速推进的背 景下,非洲与中国在信息通信技术、数字基础设施和其他新兴科技领域内不断深化合作,为非洲经济社 会发展注入新动能。文章摘要如下: 随着新兴技术,如物联网、大数据分析和人工智能的快速发展,非洲有机会利用这些新技术以及可 靠的科技合作伙伴关系,推动社会经济转型。预计到2030年,相关技术可为非洲经济增长贡献约1.5万 亿美元。 非洲与中国的科技合作伙伴关系不断拓展,涵盖政府部门以及主要电信和移动通信企业。实践证 明,可靠的伙伴关系能够有效弥合数字鸿沟,推动包容性经济参与和增长。中国已成为非洲大陆最大的 贸易和发展伙伴,并通过"一带一路"倡议、中非合作论坛等积极推动全球南方发展。 中国政府和企业在非洲通信基础设施建设中发挥重要作用,参与建设通信主干网和光纤网络,为医 疗、教育和金融服务等提供 ...
东北惊现“电子华佗”,不收一分钱,专治老人手机“疑难杂症”
3 6 Ke· 2025-12-19 03:48
最近,抖音上一位名叫@哈尔滨一诺通讯的手机维修店店主意外走红。 点开他的视频,能看到老人们遇到的手机问题千奇百怪: 有大爷问:"我这微信咋不出声呢?" 原来是通知权限被不小心关掉了; 有大妈抱怨手机连不上网,结果一看,数据流量压根没打开; 还有老人说手机滑不动,其实是误触开启了"朗读模式",关掉就能恢复正常…… 图片源自抖音 不过这些老人眼中的难题,在 @哈尔滨一诺通讯 这里不用一分钟就能解决。很多老人拿回手机时一脸惊讶:"在我手里打不开,到你手里怎么就开了?" 刷上几十条他的视频就会发现,大爷大妈们的手机几乎没出现过真正的硬件故障。 99%的问题都源于"手误操作",或是手机里装满了来路不明的流氓软件,弹窗广告层出不穷,导致系统卡得像块砖头。 可如果问他们"这软件是您自己下的吗",回答几乎如出一辙: "我不知道啊""我没动""我不懂""不是我弄的""那天XXX动我手机来着……" 他不刻意拍搞笑段子,也不打造吸睛人设,只是随手记录下为老人修手机的日常片段,但却凭着几乎"不收一分钱"和"啥疑难杂症都能破"的真诚人设,收 获网友上百万点赞,连《黑龙江日报》都进行了报道。 这些回答乍听好笑,细想却满是心酸。 上亿老人 ...
“安心一小时”与“雨中守护塔”:中国移动广西公司为苗乡架起“健康鹊桥”
Huan Qiu Wang· 2025-12-17 10:33
来源:环球网 2025年以来,中国移动广西公司聚焦苗乡群众"看病远、看病难"的核心关切,创新打造"健康鹊桥"服务 模式,通过搭建"智慧桥"、铺就"暖心路"、赋能"守护人",将优质医疗资源源源不断地输送至苗乡深 处,生动践行了"民有所呼、我有所应"的庄严承诺。 韦院长的"安心一小时":智慧桥跨越时空天堑 中国移动党员志愿者帮助患者进行线上就诊预约 杆洞乡,是广西柳州融水苗族自治县最偏远的乡镇之一。群山叠嶂,云雾常驻,而诗意风景的另一面, 是乡亲们出行的重重艰险。对于乡卫生院院长韦品江来说,最深的无力感莫过于目睹群众因路途遥远而 延误救治。 "山里有心血管疾病的村民不少,乡卫生院能做心电图,却苦于没有专家解读。往县城送,路上颠簸好 几个小时,一旦遇到紧急情况,宝贵的抢救时间就流逝了。"这块"石头"曾长久压在韦品江和同事们的 心头。 民有所呼,必有所为。中国移动广西公司把人民健康放在优先发展战略地位,将打通医疗资源下乡 的"最后一公里"作为关键突破口,集中力量加强5G新基建,优先攻坚包括杆洞乡在内的偏远区域网络 覆盖,全力筑起一座"智慧健康桥"。 如今,走进杆洞乡卫生院,检查室里的电脑屏幕已成为链接山内外广阔天地的 ...
菏泽农商银行白虎支行推进金融服务,助力老年群体跨越数字壁垒
Qi Lu Wan Bao· 2025-12-03 11:40
齐鲁晚报.齐鲁壹点李可通讯员聂冠杰 在数字经济迅猛发展的当下,金融服务数字化已成主流。然而,老年群体在面对智能设备和复杂的金融应用时,常因操作不熟练、对界面陌生而遭遇不 便,面临着"数字鸿沟"的挑战。菏泽农商银行白虎支行敏锐地关注到这一社会需求,主动将"适老化"服务作为日常工作重点,通过人性化的产品设计和贴 心的上门指导,帮助老年客户融入数字金融生活,保障他们的财产安全,维护其使用金融服务的尊严。 该支行的服务理念在一次客户关怀行动中得到了充分体现。年逾七旬的陈先生是该支行的长期客户,习惯了柜面服务,对手机银行等线上工具一直持谨慎 态度。某周六,陈先生因担心子女工作忙,可能错过城乡居民医疗保险缴纳时间,便致电该支行客户经理小赵咨询。赵经理当即告知:"我们手机银行有 专门为老年客户优化的'关怀版',字体更大、界面更简洁、操作更稳定。您放心,我们马上上门为您演示。" 挂断电话后,小赵与同事立刻前往陈先生家中。他们进行现场一对一、手把手的指导,帮助陈先生将手机银行切换至"关怀版"界面。该版面布局清晰,功 能入口醒目,突出了"余额""转账""缴费""理财"等常用服务。在工作人员的引导下,陈先生顺利完成了一笔医保费用的 ...
参加《全球发展报告2025》发布会的国际人士表示—— “中国始终是推动全球发展的坚定行动派”
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-11-24 22:58
由中国国际发展知识中心撰写的《全球发展报告2025》日前在京发布。该报告以"携手为全球发展注入 稳定性和确定性"为主题,诠释全球发展面临的不稳定、不确定性因素,提出推动全球稳定与可持续发 展的总体思路与具体路径。参加发布会的国际人士表示,《全球发展报告2025》聚焦分析全球发展面临 的重大挑战与机遇,为共同和可持续发展寻找可行方案。 "携手世界实现有韧性、普惠包容的发展" 发布全球发展报告是中方落实全球发展倡议的一项重要举措。此次是主办方第四次发布此年度报告。 《全球发展报告2025》指出,2024年全球歧视性贸易壁垒数量超过1200项,冲击全球经济增长和经贸秩 序。同时,多边机制权威性和效能减弱,局部冲突延宕,世界面临退回丛林法则的风险。 印度"新南亚论坛"创始人苏廷德拉·库尔卡尼表示,这份报告清晰地告诉世人:当今世界战争与冲突频 仍,贫困与饥饿问题依旧在世界各处蔓延,全球发展合作面临新的挑战。"这进一步彰显了习近平主席 提出的全球发展倡议的重要性。中国始终是推动全球发展的坚定行动派,携手世界实现有韧性、普惠包 容的发展。" 巴西联邦地区经济学家区域理事会主席卢西亚娜·阿西奥利·达希尔瓦表示,《全球发展报告 ...
“中国始终是推动全球发展的坚定行动派”
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-11-24 22:31
Core Insights - The "Global Development Report 2025" emphasizes the need for stability and certainty in global development amidst rising instability and uncertainty factors [1][2] - The report highlights the significant challenges and opportunities facing global development, aiming to find feasible solutions for sustainable development [1][2] Group 1: Global Trade and Economic Challenges - The report indicates that by 2024, the number of discriminatory trade barriers globally will exceed 1,200, impacting economic growth and trade order [2] - It warns of the diminishing authority and effectiveness of multilateral mechanisms, with ongoing local conflicts posing risks of reverting to a law-of-the-jungle scenario [2] Group 2: Role of Global South - The influence of global South countries is increasing, with their share in the global economy rising from approximately 25% in the 1980s to over 40% in 2024 [3] - Since 2000, the share of global South countries in global goods trade has increased from 30% to 45%, positioning them as key drivers of economic growth [3] Group 3: Climate Change and Technological Cooperation - The report stresses the importance of cooperation in key areas such as climate change and technological innovation to promote sustainable development [2][4] - It calls for developed countries to fulfill their obligations while developing countries deepen cooperation, fostering a balanced and inclusive global development partnership [4] Group 4: Digital Technology and Global Governance - The report addresses the rapid development of digital technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, and the growing digital divide affecting global social equity [5][6] - It advocates for enhancing digital infrastructure support and increasing the participation of developing countries in global digital rule-making [6] Group 5: China's Role in Global Development - China is portrayed as a proactive player in promoting global development, engaging with global South countries through initiatives like the Belt and Road [4][5] - The report highlights China's commitment to fostering an open, fair, and non-discriminatory technological development environment, emphasizing its leadership in addressing global challenges [6]
联合国报告指出:全球数字连接失衡问题依然突出
Jing Ji Ri Bao· 2025-11-24 03:08
Core Insights - The International Telecommunication Union's report highlights significant improvements in global digital connectivity, but persistent imbalances remain [1][2][3] Digital Connectivity Trends - Global internet usage is projected to reach 74% by 2025, equating to nearly 6 billion people, marking a 3 percentage point increase from 2024, although the growth rate is slowing [1] - Approximately 2.2 billion people remain completely offline, primarily in low-income and rural areas, with internet penetration rates of only 34% and 38% in least developed and landlocked developing countries, respectively [1][2] Gender and Income Disparities - The gender gap in digital connectivity remains largely unchanged, with male internet usage at 77% and female at 71%, a 6 percentage point difference [2] - In low-income countries, the gap widens significantly, with male usage at 29% compared to female at 18% [2] - Internet penetration in high-income countries is 94%, while it is only 23% in low-income countries, a fourfold difference [2] Mobile Broadband Coverage - Global mobile broadband coverage has reached 96%, but the last 4% remains difficult to connect, with only a 6 percentage point increase since 2018 [1] - 5G network coverage exceeds 55% globally, but only 4% in low-income countries, with significant regional disparities [3] Pricing and Affordability Issues - Mobile data costs have decreased, with global expenses as a percentage of income dropping from 1.5% to 1.4%, yet 75 economies still do not meet the 2% target [4] - In low-income countries, fixed broadband costs consume about 28% of income, compared to around 1% in high-income countries, severely limiting usage [4] - The affordability of mobile broadband remains a critical barrier, particularly in Africa, where costs exceed the global average [4]
WTO:与AI相关商品贸易措施“限制数量”逐年增加
第一财经· 2025-11-13 12:39
Core Viewpoint - The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the global economy and trade landscape, raising concerns about ensuring equitable benefits for all countries [3][4]. Group 1: AI's Impact on Global Trade - AI is predicted to drive global service trade growth by nearly 40% and global GDP growth by 12% to 13% by 2040 [3][10]. - In the first half of 2025, AI-related goods trade showed strong growth, with a trade growth rate of 16.5% in Q1 and 21.7% in Q2, compared to only 3.7% and 4.2% for non-AI goods [4][5]. - AI-related goods trade totaled $2.9 trillion in 2022, slightly decreasing to $2.3 trillion in 2023, with significant growth driven by intermediate goods like computer components [4][5]. Group 2: Regional Contributions to AI Trade - North America saw a 36% increase in semiconductor imports, while Asia accounted for nearly two-thirds of the total growth in AI-related trade in the first half of 2025 [5][9]. - Emerging manufacturing hubs like Malaysia, Mexico, Vietnam, and Thailand have increased their exports of AI-related intermediate goods and equipment [4][5]. Group 3: Cost Reduction and Efficiency Gains - AI is expected to reduce trade costs significantly by optimizing supply chains, automating customs clearance, and lowering language barriers [9][10]. - A joint survey by WTO and ICC revealed that 70% of businesses anticipate AI will reduce trade costs, with nearly 90% of AI-using companies reporting tangible benefits in trade activities [9][10]. Group 4: Challenges and Digital Divide - The report highlights the increasing non-tariff measures, such as export restrictions and technical barriers, which are rising annually, with nearly 500 quantity restrictions expected for AI-related goods in 2024 [14][15]. - There is a significant digital divide, with low-income economies lagging in internet access and AI application, as over 2.6 billion people remain unconnected globally [14][15]. Group 5: International Cooperation for Bridging Gaps - WTO emphasizes the need for international cooperation to bridge the digital divide, proposing to expand the Information Technology Agreement and reduce tariffs on key AI materials [15].