Group 1 - The forum on "AI and Green Low-Carbon Development" emphasized the need for a harmonious coexistence between computing power and electricity in the era of artificial intelligence, addressing the significant energy consumption driven by the exponential growth of AI technology [1][3] - The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported that the electricity demand of data centers is expected to multiply in the coming years, posing a core bottleneck for the healthy development of the AI industry [1] - The Chinese government is focusing on guiding AI as a core engine of new productive forces towards sustainable development through top-level design [1] Group 2 - The transition from fossil fuel dependency to reliance on clean energy and core technologies is highlighted as a significant global economic shift, with AI playing a crucial role in this energy transformation [3] - AI is identified as a key tool for precise carbon management while also being a substantial new load on energy systems, necessitating the establishment of a reliable and transparent carbon footprint management system [3] - The future of energy is projected to trend towards green low-carbonization and digital intelligence, with AI driving this transformation [5] Group 3 - China Telecom showcased advancements in energy efficiency for data centers through innovative technologies like liquid cooling and self-developed AI energy-saving systems, effectively managing energy consumption [5] - China Power Construction Group introduced the "Energy-Carbon Intelligent Computing Hub," designed to support the operation of a green intelligent economy by integrating energy, carbon, and data flows for overall optimization [5]