On January 10, technological advancements were heralded as the linchpin in reducing the barriers to AI applications. To this end, it is imperative to bolster investments in scientific research, fortify independent R&D efforts, and secure groundbreaking achievements in pivotal domains like smart chips and operating systems. Concurrently, reinforcing the technological underpinnings of computing power, algorithms, and data, while nurturing both general-purpose and industry-specific large models, is paramount. Furthermore, vigorous efforts must be directed towards the development of intelligent products, fostering the adoption of intelligent software, and catalyzing the transition of consumer terminals, such as household appliances and mobile phones, towards high intelligence. Enterprises should spearhead innovation, foster industry-university-research collaborations, and empower leading enterprises to establish benchmarks for AI-driven new industrialization. Additionally, constructing AI infrastructure to serve small and medium-sized innovative enterprises is crucial, as it will lower their market entry barriers and foster a diverse and competitive market landscape.