Over the past three years, the government's work reports have consistently underscored the 'AI Plus' strategy. By 2026, the concept of a 'new paradigm of the intelligent economy' made its debut in these reports. This policy shift signals that China's AI development has surpassed the stages of mere technological R&D and scenario-based applications, officially ushering in a new era characterized by deep industrial integration and all-encompassing economic growth acceleration.

By deepening the 'AI Plus' initiative, the government is championing the widespread adoption of next-generation intelligent terminals and agents. It is expediting the commercialization of AI across key industries and nurturing new, intelligence-native business models. Simultaneously, the government is rolling out new infrastructure projects, including ultra-large-scale intelligent computing clusters and systems that synergize computing power with electricity. It is also fortifying the nationwide integrated computing power scheduling network, bolstering the development of public clouds and satellite internet, and crafting an enhanced version of the '5G + Industrial Internet' to lay a solid foundation for the intelligent economy.