Core Insights - The "Mosu Space" in Shanghai aims to be the world's largest AI incubator, having transformed from a bare structure to a fully operational space in just 38 days since its construction began in August 2023 [4] - By the end of 2024, "Mosu Space" and its surrounding area are expected to host 255 AI model companies and facilitate the successful launch of 34 registered AI models [4] - The Chinese government emphasizes the importance of breakthroughs in foundational theories, methods, and tools in the AI sector to gain a competitive edge [9] Group 1 - The "Mosu Space" showcases various AI technologies, including humanoid robots and AI models for industrial applications [6][11][13] - The Chinese government is focusing on integrating AI technology innovation with industrial innovation to support the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries [14] - A comprehensive AI industry system has been established in China, with over 4,500 related companies and a core industry scale nearing 600 billion RMB [33] Group 2 - The Chinese leadership has highlighted the necessity of policy support for the development of AI as a new technology and field [21] - The "Mosu Space" features a computing power ecosystem platform that provides one-stop services for resident companies [26] - The recent collective study session by the Politburo emphasized the need for continuous strengthening of basic research and tackling core technologies in AI [7][10][22]