9月1日，美国《时代》杂志公布了2025年度《全球AI领域百大影响力人物》榜单。其中，DeepSeek CEO梁文锋、宇树科技 CEO王兴兴、华为创始人任正非均入选榜单。 与他们并列的还有英伟达创办人黄仁勋、xAI 创始人埃隆・马斯克、OpenAI 首席执行官山姆・奥特曼。 对于梁文锋，《时代》指出他带领DeepSeek在短时间内迅速崛起，凭借从零开始的自研路线，发布了多个国际一流的开源 代码及语言大模型。在2025年初，发布的R1模型展示出了中国AI技术的强大实力。其中，DeepSeek上线不足20天全球日活 跃用户就突破3000万，登顶全球140个国家及地区的应用市场，成为全球用户增速最快的生成式人工智能应用。 近期，DeepSeek发布了最新大语言模型DeepSeek-V3.1。 评述王兴兴时，他被《时代》称为全球具身智能领域的关键推动者，极大地降低了动力机器人的技术门槛并推动其商业化， 看到的是超越浮华、更具实用价值的未来。 据天眼查APP显示，截至目前，宇树科技已经完成了10轮融资，估值超100亿元。其中，今年6月，其获得中国移动、腾讯、 阿里巴巴、蚂蚁集团等巨头的投资，融资金额数亿元。 而在谈及任 ...

近日，《时代》周刊揭晓了2025年度AI领域最具影响力的百强人物榜单，这份名单汇聚了全球AI领域的顶尖学者与企业家，展现了人工智能领域的多元 面貌和蓬勃发展。 在众多上榜者中，不乏华人面孔，他们凭借卓越的成就和贡献，在AI领域占据了重要一席。其中，华为创始人任正非以其对AI领域的长期投资和技术创 新，引领华为推出了昇腾系列AI芯片、昇思深度学习框架以及盘古大模型，为公司在智能时代的竞争力奠定了坚实基础。 斯坦福教授李飞飞作为"以人为本AI"理念的旗帜性人物，也位列其中。她领导创建了ImageNet项目，直接催生了深度学习在计算机视觉领域的革命性突 破，并持续推动AI向更负责任、更符合人类价值观的方向发展。 清华大学教授薛澜也在榜单上占据了一席之地。他作为国内AI伦理规范、治理原则和发展战略的核心设计者之一，深度参与了AI法规框架的制定，并与 国际社会进行AI治理对话，致力于推动建立一个负责任、安全可控的人工智能生态系统。 除了上述华人学者和企业家外，榜单还涵盖了众多国际知名人士，如OpenAI的CEO Sam Altman、meta的创始人兼CEO Mark Zuckerberg、亚马逊的总裁兼 CEO An ...

近日，《时代》周刊揭晓了2025年度AI领域最具影响力的100人名单，这份榜单汇聚了全球在人工智能领域做出杰出贡献的学者、企业家和思想家。 在这份星光熠熠的名单中，不乏我们熟知的行业领军人物，更令人瞩目的是，今年有多位华人面孔赫然在列，且不少是首次登上AI领域的国际舞台。他 们包括华为创始人任正非、DeepSeek首席执行官梁文锋、宇树科技创始人王兴兴、小马智行创始人彭军、meta首席AI官汪滔（Alexandr Wang）、清华大 学教授薛澜以及斯坦福大学教授李飞飞等。 任正非以其前瞻性的战略眼光，引领华为在AI领域进行了长期且高强度的投资。在他的推动下，华为成功研发出昇腾系列AI芯片、昇思深度学习框架以 及盘古大模型，不仅提升了公司在智能时代的竞争力，更为构建一个自主可控的AI生态系统奠定了坚实基础。 斯坦福大学教授李飞飞作为"以人为本AI"理念的旗帜性人物，同样榜上有名。她不仅领导创建了ImageNet项目，推动了深度学习在计算机视觉领域的革命 性突破，还持续推动AI向更负责任、更符合人类价值观的方向发展。 榜单上还涌现了许多其他杰出人物，包括meta创始人马克·扎克伯格、OpenAI首席执行官山姆·奥 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing tensions between the U.S. and China regarding the semiconductor industry, highlighting the U.S. accusations against Chinese chip manufacturers and the implications of export controls on both countries' tech sectors [1][3][5]. Group 1: U.S. Accusations and Export Controls - U.S. Commerce Secretary Raimondo criticized Chinese chip companies, claiming they are not producing advanced chips for AI training and smartphones as they assert [1]. - The U.S. Department of Commerce reports that China's annual production of AI training chips is approximately 200,000 units, significantly below the market demand of around 1.5 million units [5]. - Raimondo called for stricter export controls on chips to China, citing the need to prevent technology theft, amidst a backdrop of increasing restrictions since 2019 [3][5]. Group 2: Impact on Semiconductor Industry - The U.S. semiconductor industry has seen a decline in domestic manufacturing share from 37% in 1990 to 11% currently, while China's share has increased from 7% to 24% during the same period [7]. - Major players in the 10nm and below logic chip market, TSMC and Samsung, dominate with 69% and 31% market shares respectively, creating a monopolistic environment [7]. - U.S. sanctions have not only affected Chinese firms but have also disrupted the global semiconductor supply chain, impacting U.S. companies with supply chain issues and market share losses [11]. Group 3: China's Semiconductor Advancements - Despite U.S. restrictions on advanced equipment exports, Chinese companies like Northern Huachuang and Zhongwei Semiconductor have made significant progress in back-end equipment technologies [14]. - Zhongwei Semiconductor's 5nm etching machine has been successfully integrated into TSMC's production line, indicating advancements in China's chip manufacturing capabilities [16]. - China's 12-inch wafer production capacity is expanding at a rate of 30% annually, particularly in the mature process nodes of 28nm and above, positioning China to capture a significant share of the international market [16]. Group 4: Competitive Position and International Relations - Chinese AI chips, such as Huawei's Ascend series, demonstrate competitive performance, achieving 60% of NVIDIA's H100 inference performance while reducing training costs by 40% [18]. - China has implemented export controls on rare earth materials, crucial for semiconductor manufacturing, impacting U.S. companies reliant on these materials, particularly in the automotive sector [22]. - China has signed a $280 billion chip order with ASEAN and African nations, diversifying its market dependencies and strengthening its position in the global semiconductor landscape [24]. Group 5: U.S. Allies and Internal Dissent - U.S. allies are reconsidering their positions, with the Netherlands refusing to fully comply with U.S. directives on DUV lithography machine exports, citing domestic business impacts [25]. - Major companies like Samsung and SK Hynix have lobbied against restrictions on China, warning that such measures could cripple the global automotive industry [27]. - Internal dissent in the U.S. is growing, with former officials questioning the effectiveness of sanctions and the potential for significant job losses in the semiconductor sector [27].