At Xiaomi's Investor Day event, Qu Heng, Vice President of Xiaomi Group, delivered a keynote speech titled 'Agent Paradigm Reshaping Xiaomi's Human-Vehicle-Home Ecosystem'. He announced that Xiaomi is set to invest over 60 billion yuan in the AI sector over the next three years, with the possibility of further investment increases. Qu Heng highlighted that Xiaomi has already established a comprehensive full-stack AI capability, empowering it to revolutionize the human-vehicle-home ecosystem and boost corporate efficiency.

Xiaomi's foundational large-scale AI model, MiMo, has showcased exceptional performance. The company has plans to open-source the MiMo v2.5 version. In the realm of assisted driving, Xiaomi prioritizes foundational capabilities and utilizes an open-source, cross-domain embodied foundational model. Remarkably, the first-generation robot VLA large model for embodied intelligence was developed within just six months. Xiaomi anticipates achieving a robot GPT3 moment within the next 1 to 2 years.

Xiaomi places a strong emphasis on independent research and development in both models and end-side chips within the chip and AI sectors. Agent applications are widely implemented across various scenarios, with a comprehensive adoption of Agents in corporate efficiency expected to surge by 500%. The model codenamed 'Hunter Alpha' has attracted significant attention. Additionally, Xiaomi has introduced the MiMo-V2 series, with the MiMo-V2.5 version currently undergoing public beta testing.

Furthermore, Lei Jun revealed that shipments of Xiaomi's Xuanjie O1 chip have surpassed one million units. Xiaomi Auto has ambitious plans to expand into Europe in the latter half of next year, with intentions to enter right-hand drive markets in the first half of 2028.