During the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC), Yunji Technology proudly presented its groundbreaking 'Human-Machine Symbiosis World Value Model.' This innovative model is built upon an extensive dataset of over 1.1 billion real-world service interactions. Its primary objective is to establish a collaborative intelligent system between humans and machines, specifically tailored for the physical world, with the ultimate goal of achieving optimal value outcomes.

Yunji's model is distinguished by its four fundamental capabilities: multi-agent collaboration, which allows for seamless teamwork among various agents; long-term planning, enabling foresighted decision-making; human-machine symbiosis, fostering a harmonious coexistence and interaction between humans and machines; and value-driven operations, ensuring that all actions are aligned with the overarching goal of maximizing value.

The model's T1-T4 architecture meticulously dissects complex services into four hierarchical layers: scenario understanding, which involves comprehending the context and environment; task planning, where specific objectives and strategies are formulated; resource allocation, ensuring the efficient distribution of available resources; and atomic execution, the final step where tasks are carried out with precision. This structured approach facilitates a transition from traditional rule-based control to a more sophisticated, value-oriented intelligent decision-making process.