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Baidu's Create AI Developer Conference was grandly held in Beijing. At this highly anticipated technology event, Baidu officially released the Wenxin Quick Code 3.5 version and China's first multimodal AI programmer – the Wenxin Quick Code Comate Zulu intelligent agent, marking a new stage in the development of AI programming tools.

Apple is expected to release the iOS 18.5 update to Chinese users in May, bringing the much-anticipated Apple Intelligence (AI) features to mainland China iPhones. This AI functionality has been available in US and European iPhone versions for almost a month. This update signifies Apple's official entry into the generative AI era in the Chinese market.

According to the State Intellectual Property Office of China, China now holds the largest number of global AI patents, accounting for 60% of the total.

At a recent auto show in Shanghai, German automaker BMW announced it will integrate artificial intelligence technology from Chinese startup DeepSeek into its new models later this year. BMW CEO Oliver Zipse said at the show that the move marks a further strengthening of the company's collaboration with local tech companies in the Chinese market. Zipse emphasized China's rapid pace of innovation in AI and BMW's desire to leverage the technology to enhance the intelligence of its vehicles.

According to the latest data from TrendForce, 11 major Chinese humanoid robot manufacturers have launched mass production plans for 2024. Six leading companies, including Unitree Robotics, UBTECH Robotics, Zhiyuan Robotics, Galaxy General Robotics, Cloudminds Robotics, and LEJU Robotics, plan to produce over 1,000 units in 2025. Image Note: Image generated by AI, image licensing service provider Midjourney. TrendForce predicts that the market value of humanoid robot bodies in China will exceed 4.5 billion yuan in 2025.

As the challenges and pressures faced by the banking industry in digital transformation intensify, more and more banks are beginning to integrate large model technology into their core businesses, rather than simply relying on chatbot applications. The latest financial reports show that some major domestic banks have made significant progress in technology investment and large model applications, but also reveal a trend of differentiated investment. According to an analysis of ten major banks by Titanium Media App, including the six major state-owned banks and several joint-stock banks, six of them have seen a reduction in technology investment. For example,

Yiwu Mall Group announced its official integration with Alibaba's Tongyi large language model. Leveraging Alibaba's strengths in cloud computing, big data, and e-commerce, this collaboration will empower 2.1 million small and medium-sized merchants to leverage AI for precise business operations and rapid expansion into overseas markets. This partnership marks a significant step forward in Yiwu Mall Group's digital transformation and globalization strategy, and also highlights Alibaba's crucial role in driving the digital transformation of SMEs.

At the recent 3rd China AIGC Industry Summit, Fenbi AI received two significant awards: "2025 Notable AIGC Enterprise" and "2025 Notable AIGC Product", recognizing its outstanding achievements in vocational education. Hosted by QuantumBit, the summit, themed "Everything is AI," attracted numerous experts and professionals from the technology and education sectors. Fenbi's CTO, Jianhua Chen, delivered a keynote speech titled "Reshaping and Practicing Intelligent Education: The Landing Path of Large Models".

HiDream-I1, the first domestically developed open-source AI image generation model from China, has been released, demonstrating capabilities comparable to GPT-4.

Yesterday, XPeng Motors held a technical sharing session on AI large language models. Li Liyun, head of autonomous driving, stated that breakthroughs in AI large language model technology are pushing autonomous driving towards practical implementation. He mentioned that current autonomous driving technology has unprecedented potential for realization, and the industry is entering a critical turning point.

At the 2025 China Mobile Cloud Intelligence Computing Conference, Yang Jie, Chairman of China Mobile Communications Corporation, revealed that by 2030, artificial intelligence (AI) tasks are projected to account for 60% of total network traffic. This indicates an increasing reliance on AI technologies in future networks, demanding more advanced compute network infrastructure. Yang Jie pointed out that the "rebound effect" of computing power is gradually emerging, with inference computing power expected to grow four times faster than training computing power by 2030. This shift will drive new demands for computing power services.

The Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), led by renowned AI scientist Fei-Fei Li, has released its latest AI Index Report 2025. In its eighth year, this authoritative report highlights the narrowing performance gap between top AI models from China and the United States, the world's two most influential AI nations. The gap has shrunk to a negligible 0.3%, down from 17.5% in 2023. The report also features a ranking of Notable Models in 2024, with...

On April 8th, the Shanghai Cyberspace Administration (CAC) announced the registration status of generative artificial intelligence services as of March 31, 2025. Following the requirements of the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), relevant departments jointly promoted the registration of generative AI services to foster innovation and regulated application in this field. By the end of Q1 2025, a total of 346 generative AI services had completed registration with the CAC. Additionally, generative AI applications and functionalities that directly utilize the capabilities of already registered models through APIs or other methods are included.

International Data Corporation (IDC) released the "Worldwide Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI Spending Guide," projecting that China's total AI investment will surpass $100 billion by 2028, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 35.2%. According to IDC, global spending on AI IT is expected to reach $3,158 billion in 2024 and $8,159 billion by 2028, representing a CAGR of 32.9%. In the generative AI sector, the global market is expected to grow significantly over the next five years.

A groundbreaking achievement in quantum computing has been reached with the successful fine-tuning of a billion-parameter AI model on Origin Quantum's Wukong, marking a significant milestone in the development of quantum-enhanced AI.