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“元启上海·数智新界”2025元宇宙发展论坛举办
Zhong Guo Jing Ji Wang· 2025-09-29 07:28
9月28日,以"元启上海·数智新界"为主题的2025元宇宙发展论坛在上海开幕。本次论坛旨在深入贯彻落 实上海"国际数字之都"建设战略,集中展示上海市元宇宙行动方案的建设成果,推动核心技术突破、数 字治理创新与多元应用落地,进一步巩固上海在元宇宙产业发展中的引领地位。论坛由上海元启元宇宙 产业促进中心、上海智慧城市发展研究院主办,中国国际经济技术合作促进会元宇宙工作委、上海市质 量和标准化研究院协办。 上海市经济和信息化委员会副主任葛东波表示,上海自2022年率先布局元宇宙新赛道以来,产业发展势 头强劲,截至2024年底,全市元宇宙核心产业及相关联产业规模已突破3000亿元。上海通过持续完善元 宇宙产业链布局和产业生态,坚持场景开放引领融合发展,奠定了全国领先的元宇宙产业基础。未来, 上海将围绕技术创新与群智赋能、深入挖掘场景应用、建设良性产业生态三大方向持续发力,推动元宇 宙与实体经济深度融合,打造具有全球影响力的元宇宙产业高地,为上海科创中心建设贡献新动能。 复旦大学附属中山医院党委书记顾建英分享了题为《无界医境:元宇宙赋能智慧医院的高质量发展新生 态》的主旨演讲,系统阐述了中山医院在"AI+元宇宙+医疗" ...
“元启上海·数智新界”2025元宇宙发展论坛在沪开幕
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang· 2025-09-29 01:16
Core Insights - The 2025 Metaverse Development Forum, themed "Yuanqi Shanghai: Digital Intelligence New Realm," was held in Shanghai to showcase the city's achievements in the metaverse action plan and promote diverse applications [1][3] - Shanghai's metaverse industry has shown strong growth since its initial focus in 2022, with the core and related industries expected to exceed 300 billion yuan by the end of 2024 [3] Industry Developments - The forum featured a "virtual-physical integration" format for showcasing results, highlighting Shanghai's advancements in metaverse industry scale, technological breakthroughs, and platform development over the past three years [3] - A total of 40 innovative metaverse products and solutions were officially released, covering six tracks including digital content, XR glasses, service platforms, 3D engines, digital humans, and naked-eye 3D, across four sectors: industry, culture and tourism, education and training, and healthcare [4] Ecosystem Building - Multiple districts in Shanghai signed agreements with leading metaverse companies on 13 projects, indicating a collaborative ecosystem is rapidly forming between the city and enterprises [6] - Shanghai has implemented a "challenge-based" approach to scene applications since 2022, driving the transition of metaverse technology from concept to practical application [6] Standardization Efforts - An initiative for the standardization of extended reality and immersive experience was launched, along with a draft for the "Classification and Value Evaluation of Metaverse Achievements" to support the sustainable development of the industry [6] Future Outlook - Keynote speeches at the forum discussed AI's role in enhancing display imaging systems, showcasing breakthroughs in various imaging technologies [7] - The forum included multiple sub-forums focusing on commercial loops in the metaverse, application scenarios, standardization, and global competition strategies, providing a platform for diverse exchanges from technology to market [8]
资本南下、项目北上:粤港澳大湾区文投会“乘风”入沪
21世纪经济报道· 2025-09-26 12:58
记者丨 孙燕 编辑丨陶力 "去年和《黑神话悟空》制作方图形科学在文投大会上认识后,现在我们已经开启了数字创意 新业务板块,拿到了很多游戏公司的合作订单。"9月25日,在2025粤港澳大湾区文化产业投 资大会(以下简称"粤港澳大湾区文投会")上海推介会现场,上海建为历保科技股份有限公司 副总裁、董事会秘书刘文卓颇有感触地回忆了参加2024年大会时的经历。 在她看来,参会过程中切切实实感受到了主办方对于"项目找资金,资金找项目"理念的实践, 接触到了广州文投、广州城投等投资机构,这个是最核心的亮点。 与刘文卓一同出席上海推介会的近60家企业代表,也不约而同地表达了对于资源和资金的需 求,希望借助粤港澳大湾区文投会获得更多新的机会和空间。 本次推介会,既为长三角文化企业了解大湾区投资机遇提供了窗口,也为两地在文化创意、金 融资本、科技应用等方面的互动奠定了基础。 正如刘文卓所感受到的,参会企业不仅形成了实打实的合作,还获得了与大湾区头部文化产业 投资基金深入交流的机会,并掌握了最新政策。"我们在会上了解到广州南沙享受'双15%'税收 优惠政策,所以把广州子公司迁到了南沙,在企业发展、税收优惠方面都享受到了好处。" ...
耗时2个月花费上千元!实测6款数字人:谁才是真正的卷王?
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-24 14:56
Core Insights - The article discusses the challenges faced by a team in short video operations due to the absence of a key member, leading to the exploration of digital human tools as a potential solution [1][3] - It emphasizes that the digital human technology has evolved to become a commercially viable product in the AI sector, particularly in short video content creation, where efficiency and cost-effectiveness are paramount [3][4] Industry Trends - The digital human technology is gaining traction as a significant operational tool for businesses and content creators, with a notable increase in adoption during major sales events like "618" on platforms like JD.com [4] - The operational costs for virtual hosts have drastically decreased, with some reports indicating that the daily operational cost for digital humans can be less than 100 yuan, making them a feasible option for continuous content generation [6] Cost and Efficiency - Traditional human-operated short videos incur costs exceeding 1,000 yuan, while digital humans can operate 24/7, theoretically allowing for unlimited video production, which is particularly advantageous for managing multiple accounts [3][4] - The article highlights that the cost of live streaming with virtual hosts has dropped to less than one-tenth of that of human hosts, showcasing the financial benefits of adopting digital human technology [4] Quality vs. Cost - There is a caution against the misconception that low-cost digital human tools are sufficient, as they may lead to higher hidden costs due to poor quality, which can negatively impact user engagement and content visibility [7][8] - The article stresses that effective digital humans should enhance content quality rather than detract from it, requiring natural expressions, accurate lip-syncing, and emotional vocal delivery [8] Tool Comparison - Various digital human tools are compared based on their pricing, features, and suitability for different user needs, with a focus on distinguishing between specialized and general-purpose tools [10][12] - The article categorizes tools into three tiers: entry-level, editing-linked, and efficiency-focused, with specific examples provided for each category [12][18] Conclusion - The final takeaway emphasizes that selecting digital human tools should prioritize quality and functionality over cost, as investing in reliable tools can prevent future expenses related to poor content performance and operational inefficiencies [27]
北京文化产业跨界创新活力涌现
Bei Jing Wan Bao· 2025-09-23 06:10
Group 1 - The integration of traditional Chinese medicine with new consumption trends and technologies is revitalizing Beijing's cultural industry [1][2] - Tong Ren Tang's "Zhi Ma Health Zero Store" has become a popular destination for young consumers, featuring a large unmanned vending machine that can hold up to 9,000 products [1] - The store combines traditional medicine with modern food trends, offering innovative products like goji berry latte and dried tangerine peel latte [1] Group 2 - The "Modular World" AI industrial community in Beijing is enhancing cultural upgrades through innovative technologies, allowing for the quick creation of personalized digital avatars [2] - The technology from Jisi Technology enables the generation of highly realistic digital humans, which are now active in over 500 brand live streams with an accuracy rate exceeding 98% [2] - The China Digital Culture Group showcases the role of digital technology in cultural preservation, featuring immersive VR experiences and digital exhibitions of cultural artifacts [2]
当科技与文化相遇——2025中国文化旅游产业博览会掠影
Jing Ji Ri Bao· 2025-09-16 22:16
Core Insights - The 2025 China Cultural Tourism Industry Expo was held in Wuhan from September 12 to 14, focusing on "Deepening Cultural and Tourism Integration for a Better Life" [1] - The expo attracted over 225,000 visitors, showcasing the integration of high technology and cultural tourism, with participation from over 2,000 exhibitors across 31 provinces [1] Group 1: Event Highlights - The expo featured a 100,000 square meter exhibition area, emphasizing the core highlight of "High Technology + Cultural Tourism" [1] - Innovative technologies such as digital humans, mixed reality (MR), and e-sports tourism were prominently displayed [1] - The event included a central stage and 10 indoor exhibition areas, along with an outdoor cultural tourism IP area [1] Group 2: Economic Impact - The total transaction volume for cultural products and tourism goods reached 170 million yuan, while the five cultural tourism industry negotiation activities resulted in a cooperation transaction amount of 810 million yuan [1] - The total signed amount for cultural tourism projects during the expo was 23.28 billion yuan [1] - Hotel bookings in Wuhan increased by 43.5% year-on-year, with order amounts rising by 42.9% during the expo [1]
第一批把脸卖给AI的人,已经后悔了
3 6 Ke· 2025-09-14 23:47
Core Insights - The article discusses the emerging trend of "selling faces" for AI-generated digital avatars, highlighting the unexpected consequences and ethical concerns associated with this practice [1][2][20] - Despite the risks, the business model is thriving, with companies generating significant revenue by creating and licensing digital personas [12][19] Group 1: Business Model and Revenue - AI companies are shifting from crowdsourcing to directly purchasing face rights, creating "premium digital humans" that can be replicated infinitely [1][12] - Leading companies like Synthesia and HeyGen have achieved annual revenues in the hundreds of millions by mass-producing digital avatars [1][12] - The cost of acquiring face rights is low compared to traditional filming, making it an attractive option for businesses [12][19] Group 2: Ethical and Control Issues - Individuals who sell their faces often lose control over how their digital likeness is used, leading to potential misuse in various contexts, including scams and political propaganda [2][5][20] - Contracts typically favor companies, with terms that grant unlimited and irrevocable rights to use the individual's likeness, raising concerns about personal rights and mental health [8][11] - The rapid growth of this industry has outpaced legal frameworks, creating a gap in protections for individuals [11][20] Group 3: Industry Growth and Competition - The AI digital human sector is becoming increasingly crowded, with various players entering the market, including Synthesia, HeyGen, and DeepBrain [19] - Companies are exploring ways to optimize their business models, such as implementing review mechanisms and offering equity incentives to mitigate risks [19][20] - The practice of "selling faces" is evolving into a legitimate business model, benefiting both actors seeking quick income and companies looking to reduce costs [19][20]
服贸会多项核心指标创历届新高
Bei Jing Qing Nian Bao· 2025-09-14 18:22
Core Insights - The 2025 Service Trade Fair concluded with record high participation and achievements, featuring nearly 2,000 offline exhibitors and over 5,600 online participants, attracting more than 250,000 attendees and resulting in over 900 outcomes in various sectors including construction, information technology, and finance [1][2][6]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event was held at Shougang Park, marking the first time it was hosted at a single location, focusing on digitalization, intelligence, and sustainability [3]. - The fair saw participation from nearly 800 international guests from over 30 countries and regions, promoting open cooperation and mutual benefits in trade [3][4]. - More than 480 Fortune 500 and leading industry companies participated, accounting for over 25% of the exhibitors, with a significant increase in the number of top-tier companies compared to the previous year [3]. Group 2: International Participation - The fair attracted 85 countries and international organizations, with Australia leading the largest guest country exhibition, promoting services in education, tourism, and green economy [4]. - The overall internationalization rate of offline exhibitors exceeded 20%, covering 26 of the top 30 countries and regions in service trade [4]. Group 3: Key Outcomes and Reports - Significant discussions took place among over 260 international organization leaders and industry executives on topics such as e-commerce development, new trends in service trade, and global green economy [5]. - Multiple reports were released, including the China Service Trade Development Report and the Global Service Trade Inclusive Development Trend Report, highlighting the direction of service trade development [5]. Group 4: Interactive Experience and Engagement - The fair featured a "town-style exhibition" with increased negotiation space and dedicated areas for online meetings, enhancing the visibility and discussion of services [6]. - A variety of interactive experiences were organized, including cultural performances and sports events, which attracted over 150,000 participants during the five-day event [6].
数智体验吸睛 服贸会前沿首发超百项
Bei Jing Shang Bao· 2025-09-14 16:51
Core Insights - The 2025 China International Service Trade Fair (CIFTIS) has become a significant platform for promoting high-quality development in China's service trade, with over 2,000 offline exhibitors and nearly 5,600 online exhibitors, attracting more than 250,000 attendees [1][8] Group 1: Event Highlights - The fair featured 109 new product launches and facilitated over 900 achievements in sectors such as construction, information technology, and finance [1][8] - More than 480 Fortune 500 and industry-leading companies participated, accounting for over 25% of exhibitors, with a notable increase in the number of top-tier companies compared to the previous year [3] - The event showcased 198 achievements from 113 enterprises in fields like artificial intelligence, fintech, and healthcare, including 109 new products [3] Group 2: Digital and Technological Innovations - The application of digital technologies expanded, with innovations such as the world's first photon-counting CT and smart surgical rooms being presented [3] - Digital platforms enhanced attendee experience, with 11 types of smart service scenarios and online digital applications improving operational efficiency [6] Group 3: International Participation and Cooperation - The fair attracted participation from 85 countries and international organizations, with a significant internationalization rate of over 20% among offline exhibitors [8] - Australia, as the guest country, engaged in 15 cooperation intentions in sectors like finance and education during the fair [8] Group 4: Economic Impact and Engagement - The event organized 27 promotional activities and 48 industry exchange events, with a 12% increase in professional attendees compared to the previous year [5] - The fair's activities generated significant investment and consumption spillover effects, showcasing Beijing's advantages in openness, innovation, and business environment [6]
第一批把脸卖给AI的人,已经后悔了
创业邦· 2025-09-14 11:38
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the emerging business of "selling faces" for AI-generated digital avatars, highlighting both the lucrative opportunities and the potential risks associated with loss of control over one's image and identity [5][30]. Group 1: Business Model and Financials - AI companies are shifting from crowdsourcing facial data to directly purchasing face rights, creating "premium digital humans" that can be infinitely replicated and monetized [5][30]. - Companies like Synthesia and HeyGen have achieved annual revenues in the hundreds of millions by mass-producing digital avatars, with initial investments of a few thousand dollars potentially leading to significant long-term returns [5][19]. - The cost of acquiring facial data has decreased significantly, with companies now able to purchase licensed faces for around $300 each, leading to a scalable and profitable business model [19][20]. Group 2: Risks and Ethical Concerns - Individuals who have sold their likenesses often face unexpected consequences, such as their digital avatars being used in ways they did not consent to, including promoting dubious products or political agendas [7][10][11]. - Contracts for selling facial rights are typically heavily skewed in favor of the companies, often including clauses for unlimited and irreversible usage, which can lead to significant personal and professional repercussions for the individuals involved [14][30]. - The rapid growth of this industry raises questions about the nature of personal identity and the ethical implications of treating human likenesses as digital assets that can be bought, sold, and exploited [30]. Group 3: Industry Landscape - The AI digital human sector is becoming increasingly crowded, with numerous players entering the market, including Synthesia, HeyGen, and DeepBrain, each targeting different applications such as corporate training and marketing [27][29]. - The business model of "selling faces" is seen as a win-win for both actors seeking quick income and companies looking to reduce costs and improve efficiency in content creation [27][30]. - Despite the ongoing risks and control issues, the underlying business logic remains clear and operational, with companies exploring ways to optimize their practices and mitigate potential fallout [30].