Group 1 - The core issue in various industries is the "involution" competition, characterized by price wars, talent shortages, and product homogeneity, leading to reduced profit margins and innovation stagnation [1] - The essence of involution is a low-efficiency consumption battle, reflecting distorted market signals and a short-sighted assessment mechanism [1] - The rise of numerous AI startups without core technology illustrates the consequences of distorted market signals, with 90% of new companies becoming "PPT companies" due to lack of innovation [1] Group 2 - To address the involution issue, it is crucial to shift competition logic from zero-sum games to value innovation through technological breakthroughs and institutional innovation [1] - Establishing an innovation-oriented assessment system is essential, with increased emphasis on technology innovation and green development in performance evaluations [2] - The implementation of a national industry investment big data platform can help monitor industry capacity utilization and investment trends, guiding investments to avoid homogeneity [2] Group 3 - Strengthening intellectual property protection is vital for creating a fair competitive market environment, including establishing a rapid response mechanism for infringement cases [2] - Companies should focus on core competencies and pursue transformation and upgrading to build differentiated competitive advantages [3] - Collaborative efforts among all parties are necessary to shift from scale expansion to value cultivation, fostering a "co-growth" environment instead of a "survival of the fittest" mentality [3]