Group 1 - The rise of big data models like Deepseek has sparked renewed discussions on whether artificial intelligence can become a fund manager like a human [1] - Kevin D Sneader from Goldman Sachs stated that AI will not replace humans but will create a complementary relationship, emphasizing the importance of human oversight to prevent AI hallucinations [3] - Tu Guangshao, from Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance, highlighted the challenge of balancing the needs of investors and consumers in financial institutions when implementing digital technologies [3] Group 2 - Bao Jianmin from CITIC Group emphasized the importance of inclusivity in AI applications, focusing on how to cover a broader audience and address long-tail demands [4] - The need for precision in AI applications was also stressed, aiming to enhance the true capabilities of investment and financing [4]