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展品→爆品 “丝路电商”共享中国大市场
Yang Shi Xin Wen· 2025-11-11 02:06
Group 1 - The eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE) concluded, highlighting the "Silk Road E-commerce" cooperation and innovation development promotion meeting, which aims to assist overseas companies in entering the Chinese market [1] - Nearly 100 overseas exhibitors participated, along with 27 e-commerce, logistics, and financial service institutions from Shanghai, facilitating precise matchmaking [1] - A Bolivian exhibitor reported a 50% increase in exports after participating in the first CIIE, primarily exporting sesame and chia seeds to China, which recently opened import agreements for chia seeds [1] Group 2 - European companies are increasingly recognizing opportunities to assist Chinese enterprises in expanding overseas, with logistics firms offering professional support in customs processes [1] - Since October 2023, Shanghai has initiated the construction of the "Silk Road E-commerce" cooperation pilot zone, resulting in 10 institutional innovations, including the nationwide replication of 12 measures such as "cross-border electronic invoice interoperability" [1] - The "Silk Road E-commerce" cooperation pilot zone and the CIIE are national-level open platforms that empower each other, promoting the transformation of exhibition products into marketable goods [2]
AI's vibe-coding era: How the shift to apps changed the race
CNBC· 2025-03-31 12:00
Core Insights - The value in the artificial intelligence industry is shifting from model developers to application builders, indicating a change in competitive dynamics [1][2] - The emergence of ultra-efficient models and the commoditization of AI technology have accelerated this shift, allowing app companies to focus on real-world applications rather than just raw model capabilities [2] - The concept of "vibe-coding" is gaining traction, enabling individuals without extensive coding backgrounds to create applications, thus democratizing app development [3][4] Industry Dynamics - Early perceptions of application companies as mere "AI wrappers" have evolved, with a growing recognition of their role in understanding customer problems and delivering tailored solutions [3] - Major tech companies like Microsoft have invested heavily in AI infrastructure and model development, but the increasing commoditization of these models is reducing their competitive edge [2] - The shift towards application-focused development is changing the way Silicon Valley operates, leading to innovative approaches in software creation [3][4]