Group 1 - The forum highlighted the evolution of AI technologies, including perceptual AI, generative AI, and embodied AI, predicting that 2025 will be a watershed year for commercialization [1][2] - Chinese large models such as DeepSeek, Qwen3, Doubao, Hongyuan, and ERNIE are advancing towards multimodal, scenario-based, and efficiency optimization [1] - In Q1 of this year, 491 institutions participated in generative AI financing, with 59 of them raising over 100 million [1] Group 2 - China leverages vast data, policy support, industrial collaboration, and talent reserves as its development advantages, while Japan maintains unique strengths in Japanese language processing, privacy security, precision manufacturing, and medical robotics [2] - There is potential for strategic collaboration between China and Japan in areas such as smart manufacturing, healthcare, generative applications, open-source models, and talent cultivation [2] - The forum provided a detailed analysis of the current state of China's AI industry, establishing substantial cooperation pathways in technology, industry, and talent between the two countries [2]