(中国两会)唐冬生：构建中国具身智能开放协同的应用生态 中新网佛山2月26日电 题：唐冬生：构建中国具身智能开放协同的应用生态 中新网记者 张璐 "通用人工智能的终极形态是能理解、适应并改造物理世界的具身智能。"今年全国政协大会召开前夕， 全国政协委员、民革广东省委会副主委唐冬生接受中新网采访时提出他的见解。 唐冬生近期接受中新网采访。 中新网记者 张璐 摄 目前，中国具身智能产业亟需构建开放协同的应用生态，培育壮大智能产业集群。唐冬生2023年担任全 国政协委员以来，聚焦人工智能应用与企业数字化转型。 2025年，具身智能首次被写入政府工作报告。这一年，唐冬生走访广东省内人工智能企业，并赴上海、 杭州、苏州等地人工智能产业园区考察。 唐冬生认为，中国具身智能产业要形成全球竞争力，应以构建"技术—场景—产业"三位一体生态为核 心，聚焦新质生产力培育。"在粤港澳大湾区、长三角等基础较好的区域，建设国家级先导区与应用示 范区，赋予政策、数据、场景先行先试权；支持核心部件、关键技术企业做大做强，形成大中小企业融 通发展格局，打造具有国际竞争力的产业集群。"他说。 "中国机器人制造与应用有扎实基础，但具身智能的应用生 ...

人勤春来早，奋进正当时。2月24日，长沙市持续用力打造"三个高地"加快推进高质量发展会议 上，对打造具有核心竞争力的科技创新高地、纵深推进全球研发中心城市建设、进一步推动科产融合发 展重点工作进行了部署，并现场印发《长沙市打造具有核心竞争力的科技创新高地暨全球研发中心城市 建设2026年行动方案》（以下简称《行动方案》），明确了全年科技创新工作的重点和目标。 此外，着眼长远，加快布局研发平台。围绕先进计算、空天海洋、创新药等关键领域，布局建设一批高 水平市级科技创新平台。推进湘江创新馆、上海交通大学湖南高等研究院、湖南钢铁技术研究院等重大 项目建设。强化高能级平台"一对一"服务体系，加速成果转化。力争新增"三类500强"、领军企业研发 中心5家左右；符合"四个全球"定位特征（功能布局基于全球、研发任务源自全球、研发资源来自全 球、研发成果用于全球）的科技创新平台占比达到15%。 抓科产融合，强化科技赋能 "推动科技创新和产业创新深度融合"，是《中共中央关于制定国民经济和社会发展第十五个五年规划的 建议》提出的重大任务。《行动方案》因地制宜进行谋划，推动科创与产业同频共振、双向赋能。 强化关键技术攻关，增加高质 ...

央视网消息：近年来，重庆通过构建产业发展新机制，统筹产业链发展、金融支持与高校人才培养，来推动创新链、产业链的深度融合。 2025年，重庆实现地区生产总值33757.93亿元，同比增长5.3%。其中，新兴产业增长亮眼。 在重庆的明月湖国际智能产业科创基地，康啸虎正在调试公司的主打产品——智能宠物机器狗。他介绍，公司成立之初只有4个"95后"，除了 技术和创意，资金、市场等资源都很缺乏。就在大家都感到迷茫时，政府指导科创基地及时施以援手。 企业负责人康啸虎介绍他们最开始的种子资金，包括第一轮的天使轮投资，都是由明月湖基地和（重庆）两江新区这边一起来进行的一个投 资，给他们梳理了一些创业方向。 目前，康啸虎公司的主打产品已经实现了月产1000多台，并在海内外市场有了不错的反响。在基地另一家主打星空摄影硬件的科创企业，负责 人周少阳也有着同样的感受。 企业负责周少阳介绍，启动资金要求非常高，在明月湖基地的对接和推荐下，他们获得了重庆市种子基金的资金投入，让他们走上了研发和生 产的"快车道"。 投年轻人、投硬科技、投新产品，科创基地聚焦创业者早期的困难，提供了从0到1的培育孵化和投资帮助。 明月湖国际智能产业科创基地 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the announcement of the Shanghai International Embodied Intelligence Industry Expo (CIEI 2026), which aims to create a comprehensive platform for the embodied intelligence industry, focusing on high-quality development and resource integration [1][3]. Group 2 - The global embodied intelligence market is projected to reach 19.525 billion yuan by 2025, indicating significant growth potential in this sector [3]. - China has established a complete industrial ecosystem in the field of embodied intelligence, laying a solid foundation for high-quality development [3]. - CIEI 2026 will emphasize not only the display of advanced technologies and products but also the empowerment of industrial value, responding actively to industry development needs [3]. Group 3 - The Shanghai International Trade Promotion Commission will leverage its extensive economic and trade resources accumulated over 70 years to support the expo [3]. - The Shanghai International Exhibition (Group) Co., Ltd. will fully engage in organizing the entire industry chain for the expo, collaborating with the China Electromechanical Integration Technology Application Association [3]. - Experts from associations and enterprises expressed their expectations for CIEI 2026 during discussions, highlighting the industry's high interest and confidence in the event [3].

Core Viewpoint - Noli Co., Ltd. (603611) emphasizes its commitment to the embodied intelligence industry and is actively seeking collaborations with outstanding teams, institutions, and enterprises in the sector [1] Group 1: Company Strategy - The company is continuously exploring collaboration directions, models, and depth to leverage its advantages and enhance research and development capabilities [1] - Noli Co., Ltd. will conduct a prudent assessment and strengthen risk prevention during the collaboration and investment process [1] Group 2: Information Disclosure - The company will fulfill its information disclosure obligations in a timely manner if any significant matters arise related to these collaborations [1]

Core Viewpoint - The "15th Five-Year Plan" period is crucial for Changsha to achieve basic socialist modernization, emphasizing high-quality development and the integration of various strategic initiatives to enhance economic and social growth. Group 1: Achievements During the "14th Five-Year Plan" - Significant achievements were made during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, including the elevation of Changsha to a megacity status and the establishment of the Chang-Zhu-Tan urban agglomeration as the first national-level urban agglomeration in Central China [2][3] - The city has accelerated the construction of a modern industrial system, improved advanced manufacturing quality, and enhanced innovation capabilities, ranking among the top in the nation [2][3] - Changsha has been recognized as one of the happiest cities in China for 18 consecutive years, reflecting the continuous improvement in residents' well-being [2] Group 2: Development Environment and Challenges - The "15th Five-Year Plan" period is characterized by both strategic opportunities and risks, with increasing uncertainties in the international and domestic landscape [4] - The city is positioned to strengthen its role as a core city in the province, with the upcoming 16th National Games providing a significant opportunity for long-term development [4] - Challenges include the need for faster development of emerging industries, strengthening technological innovation, and addressing resource constraints [4] Group 3: Guiding Principles and Goals - The guiding principles for the "15th Five-Year Plan" include upholding the leadership of the Communist Party, prioritizing people-centered development, and promoting high-quality growth [6][7][8] - The main goals include achieving better high-quality development outcomes, enhancing the construction of the "three high grounds," and promoting the integration of Chang-Zhu-Tan [11][12] Group 4: Economic and Industrial Development - The focus will be on building a modern industrial system centered on advanced manufacturing, with an emphasis on enhancing the value-added of manufacturing and fostering new industries [15][16] - The city aims to strengthen its competitive edge in key industries such as engineering machinery, automotive, and new materials, while also promoting the development of new energy vehicles [15][16] - Efforts will be made to upgrade traditional industries and enhance the quality of modern service industries, including logistics and creative services [17][30] Group 5: Technological Innovation and Talent Development - The plan emphasizes the establishment of a high-level innovation platform and the enhancement of independent innovation capabilities, aiming to build Changsha into a global research and development center [18][19] - There will be a focus on integrating education, technology, and talent development to foster a conducive environment for innovation [20] Group 6: Urban Development and Infrastructure - The strategy includes optimizing urban spatial layout and enhancing urban infrastructure to support comprehensive urban development [31][33] - The city will implement major infrastructure projects to improve connectivity and enhance the overall urban environment [33] Group 7: Rural Development and Agricultural Modernization - The plan prioritizes agricultural modernization and rural development, aiming to improve living conditions in rural areas and ensure food security [37][38] - Efforts will be made to promote sustainable agricultural practices and enhance the quality of rural life [37][38] Group 8: Cultural Development and Social Welfare - The cultural strategy focuses on promoting socialist core values and enhancing cultural heritage, aiming to create a vibrant cultural environment [40][41] - The plan aims to improve the quality of life for residents through better employment opportunities, education, and social services [44][45]

Group 1 - The central economic work conference emphasizes the importance of promoting urbanization centered around county towns and comprehensive rural revitalization to drive high-quality development of county economies [1] - Counties occupy approximately 90% of China's land area and contribute nearly 40% to the national economic scale with about 52% of the population [1] - There are significant disparities among counties in terms of development foundation and industrial characteristics, with many facing issues like single industrial structures and insufficient development momentum [1] Group 2 - High-quality development of county economies requires moving beyond homogeneous competition and leveraging local resources and industrial foundations to explore differentiated development paths [2] - Some regions, despite lacking prominent resource endowments, can enhance county agriculture and deep processing through local brand cultivation and advanced technology introduction [2] - Urban-rural integration is essential for modernization, necessitating coordinated efforts across industrial development, public services, and institutional mechanisms to enhance county industrial capacity and population aggregation [2] Group 3 - To unlock development potential in counties, it is crucial to break down barriers to resource flow and awaken dormant resources and markets through institutional reforms [3] - Effective utilization of idle land and assets can transform "sleeping" resources into valuable development capital, maximizing resource value [3] - The approach to promoting high-quality county economic development should be gradual and tailored to local conditions, providing solid support for urban-rural integration and regional coordinated development [3]

Core Viewpoint - The 14th Committee of the Communist Party of China in Changsha held its 10th plenary session, approving the "Suggestions for Formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development in Changsha," which aims to accelerate high-quality development and modernization in the city [1][2]. Group 1: Development Blueprint and Planning Process - The city has established a leadership group for the planning process and formed specialized teams for drafting the document, which underwent five stages: preliminary research, initial draft, soliciting opinions, benchmarking, and revisions [3][4]. - The drafting process incorporated nearly 1,000 valuable suggestions from various stakeholders, including city leaders and experts, ensuring a comprehensive approach to the planning [4][5]. Group 2: Key Principles and Objectives - The plan emphasizes five principles: high positioning, goal-oriented planning, problem-solving focus, reform-driven development, and systematic prioritization of key tasks [5]. - The overall goal is to achieve a "three highs and four new" vision by 2035, addressing challenges and opportunities in the next five years [5]. Group 3: Major Sections of the Suggestions - The document consists of three main sections: achievements during the 14th Five-Year Plan, key tasks for the 15th Five-Year Plan across various sectors, and mechanisms to ensure the implementation of the plan [6]. Group 4: Focus on "Three High Grounds" - The plan aims to build three high grounds: an advanced manufacturing hub, a technology innovation center, and a reform and opening-up high ground, with specific strategies for each area [7][9]. - Emphasis is placed on developing a modern industrial system, enhancing innovation capabilities, and improving the business environment to attract investment [8][9]. Group 5: Cultural and Tourism Development - The plan highlights the importance of cultural and tourism integration, aiming to enhance the city's cultural identity and promote tourism as a key economic driver [10][11]. - Initiatives include showcasing historical and revolutionary culture, developing immersive tourism experiences, and fostering modern cultural industries [10][11]. Group 6: Regional Integration and Collaboration - The plan prioritizes the integration of Changsha, Zhuzhou, and Xiangtan, focusing on collaborative development in planning, industry, and public services [12][13]. - Specific mechanisms for cooperation and resource sharing among the three cities are outlined to enhance regional competitiveness [12][13]. Group 7: Enhancing Public Welfare - The plan aims to improve public welfare through employment initiatives, social security enhancements, and educational reforms, ensuring a higher quality of life for residents [15][16]. - Key actions include promoting job creation, expanding social insurance coverage, and improving healthcare services [15][16]. Group 8: Innovation and Technology Development - The plan outlines a vision for Changsha to become a global research and development center by 2030, focusing on high-quality innovation spaces and advanced research institutions [17][18]. - Strategies include fostering collaboration between industry and academia, enhancing technology transfer, and supporting the development of cutting-edge technologies [17][18]. Group 9: Artificial Intelligence and Industrial Integration - The plan emphasizes the dual empowerment of artificial intelligence and manufacturing, aiming to create a national demonstration zone for new industrialization [19][20]. - Specific initiatives include promoting AI applications across various industries and enhancing the capabilities of local enterprises in AI technology [19][20].

Core Viewpoint - The event highlighted the importance of AI and intelligent manufacturing as key areas for innovation and development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, emphasizing the need for a global-leading intelligent manufacturing innovation system [1] Group 1: AI and Intelligent Manufacturing - The "14th Five-Year Plan" is identified as a critical period for the rapid development and application of AI and intelligent manufacturing [1] - There is a call to accelerate the development of AI large models, smart terminals, intelligent connected new energy vehicles, and intelligent robots [1] - The goal is to transition from pilot demonstrations of intelligent manufacturing factories to widespread adoption among key enterprises by 2035 [1] Group 2: Future Goals - By 2035, the aim is for intelligent manufacturing to be widely adopted in large-scale enterprises across the country, positioning China's intelligent manufacturing application level among the world's leaders [1]

Core Insights - The latest global city GDP rankings reveal a diverse development landscape, with New York leading by a significant margin, followed closely by Los Angeles and Tokyo in a tight competition [1][3] - China showcases strong performance with five cities making the top twenty, including Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Suzhou, highlighting the robust vitality and resilience of Chinese urban economies [1][5] Group 1: City Rankings and Economic Performance - New York tops the list with over 9 trillion, while Los Angeles narrowly surpasses Tokyo with approximately 6.78 trillion vs. 6.68 trillion [3] - Los Angeles benefits from its core position as California's economic engine, driven by advanced manufacturing, digital entertainment, and international trade [3] - Tokyo remains a leading financial hub in Asia, focusing on digital transformation and green growth, supported by significant R&D investment [3] Group 2: China's Economic Growth - Chongqing ranks 12th globally with a GDP of 3.21 trillion, leveraging its strategic position as a key node in the new western land-sea corridor [5] - The city has seen substantial growth in high-tech manufacturing and modern services, with a notable increase in retail sales surpassing 1 trillion [5] - Suzhou claims the 20th position with a GDP of 2.67 trillion, showcasing its industrial strength and innovation-driven economic clusters [7] Group 3: Innovation and Development Trends - The competition among cities has evolved into a new phase characterized by innovation leadership and collaborative development [8] - The collective rise of Chinese cities is reshaping the global economic landscape, emphasizing the importance of development models and industrial vitality [8]