Held from March 27 to 29 at the West Bund International Convention and Exhibition Center in Xuhui District, Shanghai, the 2026 Global Developers Pioneer Conference reached its climax with the main forum convening on the afternoon of the 28th. Key figures, including Chen Jie, a member of the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and Vice Mayor, graced the occasion. Chen Jie highlighted Shanghai's remarkable achievements, underscoring its provision of 10% of the nation's intelligent computing capacity as a key advantage, and expressed the city's determination to become the most developer-friendly city. During the conference, several significant initiatives were unveiled: the Open Collaboration Initiative for Open-Source Intelligent Agents was launched, marking a new era in collaborative innovation; the Special Fund for Scientific Intelligence was introduced to fuel cutting-edge research; and the Special Initiatives for Science and Innovation Empowerment, City-District Collaboration, and Support for Global Developers were announced, showcasing Shanghai's comprehensive approach to fostering innovation. Additionally, the iSSCI OpenAI4S Community made its much-anticipated debut, promising to be a hub for AI enthusiasts and experts. The conference also featured insightful sharing sessions by visionaries, in-depth discussions from global SOA pioneers, and engaging roundtable forums. Through this diverse and interconnected series of activities (forming a holistic closed loop), Shanghai is mobilizing global innovative forces to empower developers and propel the construction of a global hub for artificial intelligence innovation.