At the 2025 Baidu World Conference, Baidu's founder, Robin Li, emphasized that AI model capabilities have transcended the realm of mere chatbots and should now serve as the cornerstone driving force for both corporate and individual advancement. Over the coming decade, the internet landscape will be defined by two key themes: "intelligence" and "sustained vision." Since 2013, Baidu has been meticulously crafting its AI strategy. Despite facing initial skepticism and even being ridiculed as "waking up early but arriving late," its strategic blueprint—once dismissed as "impractical"—has now evolved into the "industry norm" for leading tech giants in the AI era, forming a "logically coherent" AI strategic closed loop. Baidu enjoys two significant competitive edges: its autonomous driving platform, "Luobo Kuaipao," and its cutting-edge chip, "Kunlunxin." "Luobo Kuaipao" has emerged as the world's largest autonomous driving travel service provider, while "Kunlunxin" underpins the training of Baidu's Wenxin large models, which boast hundreds of billions of parameters. Baidu has successfully transitioned from a "search-centric company" to an "AI-native enterprise," embedding AI as an integral organizational capability, achieving a comprehensive "self-reinvention," and introducing Baidu Famous Strategy, the world's first commercially viable "self-evolving" super-intelligent agent. Baidu's commitment to long-term vision, full-stack AI deployment, and technological conviction are now being validated by the march of time.