Core Insights - Huawei's report "Intelligent World 2035" outlines ten technological trends that will profoundly change various industries over the next decade, emphasizing that AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) will be the most transformative driving force [1][3]. Group 1: Ten Technological Trends - Trend 1: The path to AGI involves real-time interaction with the physical world, enabling intelligent agents to perceive and adapt like humans [3][4]. - Trend 2: AI agents will evolve from execution tools to decision-making partners, driving a paradigm shift across industries, with potential market sizes reaching trillions of dollars [4][5]. - Trend 3: Human-machine collaborative programming will reshape software development, transitioning to a model where users define needs in natural language, leading to "malleable software" [5][7]. - Trend 4: New interaction paradigms will enhance immersive experiences, with advancements in multi-modal technologies and potential brain-machine interfaces [7][8]. - Trend 5: The mobile internet will transition from an app-centric model to a multi-agent collaborative ecosystem, focusing on service-driven interactions [8][9]. - Trend 6: Embodied intelligence will create multiple trillion-dollar industries, particularly in autonomous driving and robotics [9][11]. - Trend 7: A breakthrough in computing architecture will address the growing demand for computational power, moving beyond traditional models [12][13]. - Trend 8: Data will become a form of intelligence, driving changes in storage paradigms and emphasizing the importance of "warm data" [13][14]. - Trend 9: The emergence of an "agent internet" will facilitate new connections among billions of intelligent agents [14][15]. - Trend 10: Token management will revolutionize energy networks, with AI enabling programmable energy management [15][17]. Group 2: Sectoral Impacts - Healthcare: AI-driven predictive measures will potentially prevent over 80% of chronic diseases, enhancing life quality [18][19]. - Education: AI will facilitate a collaborative educational model, with over 10 million students using intelligent learning assistants by 2035 [19][21]. - Transportation: The rise of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platforms will improve commuting efficiency by 15-30% [21][22]. - Agriculture: Smart farming will leverage IoT and AI, increasing productivity and breaking geographical constraints [22][23]. - Home: Living spaces will evolve into intelligent environments, with significant adoption of XR devices and household robots [23][24]. - Manufacturing: ICT technologies will transform manufacturing processes, enabling rapid prototyping and automation [24][25]. - Finance: AI will redefine financial services, making them more personalized and efficient [25][26]. - Energy: The power system will transition to a dynamic, intelligent ecosystem dominated by renewable energy sources [26][27]. - Logistics: AI will enhance global supply chains, significantly reducing costs and improving efficiency [27][28]. - Mining: The mining industry will adopt advanced technologies for exploration and production, moving towards full automation [28][29]. - Urban Development: Cities will evolve into intelligent entities, integrating AI to enhance urban life [29][30]. Group 3: Sustainable Development - AI will play a crucial role in bridging the digital divide and promoting sustainable development, ensuring equitable access to technology [30][31]. - Ethical considerations and safety measures will be essential in advancing AI technologies, focusing on transparency and accountability [32][33]. - AI's environmental impact will necessitate the development of energy-efficient algorithms and hardware [38][39].

Core Insights - Huawei's "Intelligent World 2035" series report was officially released, highlighting key technological trends and their impacts on various industries over the next decade [2] - The report includes two major research outcomes: "Intelligent World 2035" and "Global Digital Intelligence Index 2025" [2] Trend Summaries - Trend 1: AGI is expected to be the most transformative driving force in the next decade, but significant challenges must be overcome to achieve the AGI singularity [3] - Trend 2: With the development of large models, AI agents will evolve from execution tools to decision-making partners, driving an industrial revolution [4] - Trend 3: Development models are undergoing transformation, with human-AI collaborative programming becoming mainstream, allowing humans to focus on top-level design and innovation [4] - Trend 4: Interaction methods are shifting from graphical interfaces to natural language, evolving towards multi-modal interactions that integrate human senses [4] - Trend 5: Mobile apps are transitioning from standalone functional entities to AI-driven service nodes, enhancing user experience through AI agent interactions [4] - Trend 6: Breakthroughs in key technologies will lead to the emergence of L4+ autonomous vehicles, creating a "mobile third space" in daily life [4] - Trend 7: By 2035, total computing power in society is projected to increase by 100,000 times, with disruptive innovations in computing architecture, materials, engineering processes, and paradigms [4] - Trend 8: Data will become the "new fuel" driving AI development, with AI storage capacity needs expected to grow 500 times by 2025, surpassing 70% of total storage [4] - Trend 9: The number of connected objects in communication networks will expand from 9 billion people to 900 billion intelligent agents, marking a transition from mobile internet to intelligent agent internet [5] - Trend 10: Energy will become a core constraint on AI's rapid development, with renewable energy expected to replace traditional fossil fuels, achieving over 50% of total power generation by 2035 [5]

Core Insights - Huawei released the "Intelligent World 2035" series report, which includes key technology trends and their impacts on various industries over the next decade [1][3] Group 1: Key Technology Trends - Trend 1: Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is expected to be the most transformative force in the next decade, but significant challenges must be overcome to achieve AGI breakthroughs [3] - Trend 2: AI agents will evolve from execution tools to decision-making partners, driving an industrial revolution [3] - Trend 3: Development models will transform, with human-AI collaborative programming becoming mainstream, allowing humans to focus on top-level design and innovation [3] - Trend 4: Interaction methods will shift from graphical interfaces to natural language and multi-modal interactions, enhancing user experience [3] - Trend 5: Mobile apps will transition from standalone functions to AI-driven service nodes, providing users with optimized experiences [4] Group 2: Future Projections - Trend 6: L4+ autonomous vehicles will become part of daily life, creating a "mobile third space" [4] - Trend 7: By 2035, total computing power is projected to increase by 100,000 times, leading to disruptive innovations in computing architecture and paradigms [4] - Trend 8: Data will become the "new fuel" for AI development, with storage capacity needs expected to grow 500 times by 2025, accounting for over 70% of AI storage [4][5] - Trend 9: The number of connected objects will expand from 9 billion people to 900 billion intelligent agents, marking a shift from mobile internet to intelligent agent internet [5] - Trend 10: Energy will be a critical factor for AI development, with renewable energy expected to surpass 50% of total energy generation by 2035 [5] Group 3: Societal Impact - By 2035, AI is predicted to help prevent over 80% of chronic diseases, shifting health management from passive treatment to proactive prevention [6] - Over 90% of Chinese households are expected to have smart robots, leading to immersive technological transformations in home environments [6] - AI-driven autonomous decision-making organizations will reshape production paradigms, with AI application rates exceeding 85% and productivity improvements of 60% [6] - The global digital economy is being invigorated by the technological revolution, with over 70 countries releasing AI strategies [6][7] Group 4: Global Digital Intelligence Index (GDII) - The GDII framework maps traditional economic factors to the digital world, focusing on data, ICT talent, and digital production tools as core elements [7] - The model includes key indicators such as data scale, network connectivity, computing power, and ICT skills, aimed at providing quantitative references for national digital economic development [7] - Huawei aims to collaborate with global partners to leverage opportunities in the digital economy and contribute to a better intelligent world [7]