学生在有序取餐（央广网发 受访者供图） "现在档口里一个人都没有了，就是一个标准生产线。外围一些需要打扫卫生的区域，目前没去做（AI智能）改造，还得有人。切配目前也是人工，但 是切配AI应该也是能达到技术要求的。"孙涛说。 央广网北京12月28日消息（总台记者管昕 王殿甲）据中央广播电视总台中国之声《新闻纵横》报道，对很多在校大学生来说，每到饭点，到食堂的档 口排队买饭，是大家熟悉的场景，有时还会担心食堂阿姨盛饭时饭勺可千万别抖。近期，这样的场景在上海闵行职业技术学院上新的AI食堂已一去不复 返。 AI食堂里，一个个传统的买饭窗口被智能档口取代，选菜、结算、烹饪、管理——全流程由AI驱动，无人工干预，高效、透明、可追溯。它是上海高 校首个实现全场景智能化的AI餐厅，美食档口在带给师生新奇体验的同时，也重构了校园的餐饮服务生态。AI食堂改变了什么？ 在上海闵行职业技术学院上新的AI食堂，学生自助选餐后，系统通过视觉识别自动计价，机械臂精准完成烹饪。上海闵行职业技术学院大一新生钱皓 文告诉记者，以前光结账就得等好一会儿，现在，选完菜就能付款走人。 上海闵行职业技术学院AI智慧食堂（央广网发 受访者供图） 钱皓文说 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the integration of advanced technology, particularly AI, into everyday life, with a focus on the innovative AI canteen developed by Shanghai Xixiang Zhichu Company, which is supported by tailored financial services from banks [1][3]. Company Overview - Shanghai Xixiang Zhichu has established the first community AI canteen in China, utilizing AI algorithms that cover eight major cuisines and a recipe database of over 3,000 dishes, ensuring a high standard of food safety and taste [2][4]. - The company has successfully opened eight AI canteens and over 50 smart unmanned kitchens across cities like Shanghai and Hangzhou, catering to various group dining scenarios such as hospitals and schools [3]. Financial Support and Innovation - Guangfa Bank has been a significant financial supporter of Xixiang Zhichu since their partnership began in 2022, providing customized financial solutions to meet the company's growing needs for research and development and procurement [5][6]. - Guangfa Bank's Shanghai Hongqiao branch developed a specialized credit product called "Kexindai," which evaluates companies based on their technological and intellectual strengths, allowing for quick loan approvals without collateral [6]. - The bank has actively increased credit limits for Xixiang Zhichu in response to its positive growth trajectory, offering comprehensive financial services including scenario-based settlements and payroll services [6][7]. Community and Elderly Services - Guangfa Bank is integrating financial services with community elder care, launching initiatives like the "Elderly Dining Financial Service Project" to provide dining discounts and other benefits for senior customers [7]. - The collaboration aims to enhance the quality of life for elderly clients while supporting the growth of technology-driven companies like Xixiang Zhichu [7].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the introduction of favorable policies to boost consumption and enhance the urban convenience living circle, indicating a strong governmental focus on the consumption sector [1][2][5] - The Ministry of Commerce and eight other departments released a notification on September 19, outlining 20 specific measures to promote the construction of urban convenience living circles, aiming for a "hundred cities and ten thousand circles" goal by 2030 [2][3] - The notification emphasizes the integration of advanced technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things to develop smart stores and self-service facilities, enhancing the digital management level of convenience living circles [2][3] Group 2 - Recent data from the National Bureau of Statistics shows that the total retail sales of consumer goods increased by 3.4% year-on-year in August, with a notable growth in the retail sales of products related to trade-in programs [1][6] - The service consumption sector is experiencing significant growth, with service retail sales increasing by 5.1% year-on-year in the first eight months, outpacing the growth of goods retail sales [6][7] - The government plans to introduce additional policies to support high-quality development in the accommodation industry and the integration of railways and tourism, forming a comprehensive policy framework to stimulate consumption [6][7]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the recent favorable policies aimed at boosting consumption and enhancing the convenience of urban living through the development of a "15-minute convenience living circle" in cities, indicating a strong governmental focus on the consumption sector [2][4][7]. Group 1: Policy Initiatives - On September 19, nine government departments jointly released a notification to promote the expansion and upgrade of urban convenience living circles, proposing 20 specific measures across six areas [4]. - The goal is to achieve a "100 cities, 10,000 circles" target by 2030, establishing 100 pilot cities and creating 10,000 well-structured convenience living circles with high-quality services [4][5]. - The notification encourages the use of advanced technologies such as big data, AI, and IoT to develop smart stores and self-service facilities, enhancing the digital management of convenience living circles [4][5]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The article notes that in August, the total retail sales of consumer goods increased by 3.4% year-on-year, with a significant growth in the retail sales of products related to trade-in programs [2][7]. - The service sector is also showing robust growth, with service retail sales rising by 5.1% in the first eight months of the year, outpacing the growth of goods retail sales [7][8]. - The contribution of domestic demand to GDP growth in the first half of the year was 68.8%, with final consumption expenditure accounting for 52%, underscoring the importance of consumption in driving economic growth [8]. Group 3: Future Outlook - The article anticipates that ongoing policy efforts will further stimulate market activity and enhance the supply of quality goods and services, thereby facilitating smoother economic circulation [8]. - The government plans to introduce additional policies to support high-quality development in the accommodation industry and the integration of rail and tourism, forming a comprehensive policy framework for service consumption [7].

Core Viewpoint - The "15-minute" convenient living circle aims to enhance the quality of life for community residents by providing essential and quality consumption services within a 15-minute walking radius, supported by a variety of business formats [1][2]. Group 1: Service Offerings - The living circle includes essential services such as shopping, dining, housekeeping, delivery, and repair, as well as quality-of-life services like culture, entertainment, leisure, social activities, health care, and fitness [1]. - Initiatives like the "Democratic Canteen" in Chongqing provide affordable meals for elderly residents, while the "Childcare Station" in Yinchuan offers diverse childcare services, reflecting a focus on the needs of vulnerable populations [1][2]. Group 2: Technological Integration - The living circle leverages technologies such as 5G, big data, and the Internet of Things to create smart service platforms, facilitating online and offline interactions for residents [2]. - In Qingdao, residents can utilize community-developed WeChat mini-programs for various services, while Shanghai's "AI Canteen" extends its offerings to multiple community settings [2]. Group 3: Growth and Impact - As of the end of 2024, 4,321 "15-minute" living circles have been established nationwide, serving approximately 107 million residents, showcasing the initiative's impact on community convenience and commercial vitality [2]. - The initiative is recognized as a significant direction for urban community commercial development, with ongoing policy implementation expected to enhance residents' quality of life [3]. Group 4: Challenges and Future Outlook - Challenges include uneven commercial distribution, inadequate property management, and persistent issues like parking and sanitation in some communities [3]. - Future efforts will focus on tailored strategies for different cities, resource optimization, and increased financial support to improve the convenience and quality of community living [3].