Core Insights - The Fourth Global Digital Trade Expo showcased the integration of AI technologies across various industries, with a total exhibition area of 155,000 square meters and participation from 1,812 exhibitors, including over 300 AI companies [1] - The expo generated investment trade intention agreements amounting to 161.98 billion yuan and procurement agreements exceeding 30 billion yuan [1] - The concept of "AI+" was a central theme, highlighting AI's application in sectors such as cross-border e-commerce, green transportation, medical diagnosis, cultural entertainment, and construction [1] Industry Developments - Intelligent robots are expected to follow a development trajectory similar to that of computers, advancing in both entertainment and practical applications, with increasing integration into daily life [2] - Companies like Yushutech and Xingwuzhong are developing robots that assist rather than replace human workers, addressing challenges such as high labor costs and employee turnover in the cleaning industry [2] - The TR5 humanoid robot, capable of performing complex tasks, is now available for purchase, showcasing advancements in robotics technology [2] AI and Trade Integration - The collaboration between AI and trade is reshaping business models and indicating potential future directions for industry and value chain restructuring [3] - Companies like Diwei Space Technology are innovating with AI satellites that function as "in-orbit supercomputers," enhancing capabilities for future lunar missions and establishing a digital trade system between Earth and the Moon [3] - AI digital employees, such as "An Xiaolong," are being developed to enhance cybersecurity and operational efficiency, with significant success in international markets [3][4] Global Digital Trade Landscape - Digital trade is emerging as a strategic choice for countries amid global economic adjustments and uncertainties [5] - China's digital trade exports reached $793.7 billion, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 10.7%, contributing to a more diverse and balanced global digital trade landscape [6] - The e-commerce sector in Russia has seen an average annual growth rate of 30% over the past four years, indicating strong potential for Sino-Russian cooperation in digital trade [6]