Core Insights - The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) is accelerating the "AI+" initiative, focusing on enhancing the capabilities of central enterprises in the artificial intelligence sector, including applications, computing power, data, and models [1][5]. Group 1: Application Scenarios - Central enterprises are implementing AI across over 500 application scenarios in key industries such as industrial manufacturing, energy, and intelligent connected vehicles, leading to significant cost reductions and efficiency improvements in research, production, and customer service [2]. - High-value scenarios have been established, including the State Grid's "Bright" model for grid safety and renewable energy integration, China Petroleum's "Kunlun" model for oil and gas exploration, and China Electronics' "Yuanqi" model for financial services [2]. Group 2: Computing Power Infrastructure - Operators have developed computing power platforms such as "Xirang," "Cloud Xia," and "Hui Ju," which provide public computing power services to society [3]. Group 3: Data Collaboration - The initiative promotes data innovation and standardization by leveraging existing data advantages, resulting in high-quality data sets in key sectors like transportation, finance, and industrial manufacturing [4]. - The establishment of data annotation bases and investments in specialized data companies are underway to create industry-leading standardized products [4]. Group 4: Model Development - Major telecom companies have developed large-scale models with capabilities in multimodal processing and complex reasoning, enhancing industry-specific expertise through collaboration with state-owned and private enterprises [5]. - Future efforts will focus on application leadership, data empowerment, and strengthening foundational computing power to support technological breakthroughs and application implementations [6].

Group 1 - The "AI+" action demonstration base has been established in Wuqing District, Tianjin, in collaboration with China Telecom, aiming to promote the development of artificial intelligence and create a win-win ecosystem [1][2] - By the end of 2024, the revenue from Tianjin's artificial intelligence-related industries is expected to exceed 400 billion yuan, positioning it as a new engine for developing intelligent productivity [2] - The demonstration base is part of a broader initiative to enhance cooperation between central enterprises and regional resources, focusing on the application of computing power, models, and data [1][2] Group 2 - China Telecom has built the only domestic liquid-cooled single-cluster computing resource pool in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, with a total computing power of 5,760 PetaFLOPS [2] - The "Xirang" integrated computing service platform developed by Tianyi Cloud provides full-function pre-training services for various computing applications and customer needs [2] - The deployment of the Deepseek model has enabled multiple government AI applications, enhancing operational efficiency and innovation capabilities across various enterprises in Tianjin [2]