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The Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology has officially released the "Operational Guidelines for the AI Pioneer City Project Support Plan." This plan aims to promote the high-quality development of Shenzhen's AI industry. It will focus on computing power support, foundational data, AI software and services, and includes multiple support programs to boost the AI ecosystem. Image Source Note: Image generated by AI, image authorization service provider Midjourney. Of particular interest is the "Model Vouchers" program, which supports enterprises based on those registered with the Cyberspace Administration of China.

Shenzhen's State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) announced plans to establish a 500 billion yuan ($69.4 billion USD) state-owned fund to focus on cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence and robotics. The fund aims to support technology companies at all stages of development, from seed and angel rounds to Series A, B, C, and even IPO. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to build a comprehensive technological innovation fund network, encompassing a '20+8' full industrial chain, aligning with the city's government policies. Image caption omitted.

JD Cloud Shenzhen unveils eight flagship products and five deployment modes, making AI implementation more accessible and cost-effective. This comprehensive solution addresses the final mile of AI deployment, providing a seamless experience for businesses.

Recently, Shenzhen Futian District and Guangzhou announced the launch of 'AI Civil Servants' (Smart Employees) based on the DeepSeek large model, marking a significant step forward in smart governance development for both regions. According to the 'Happy Futian' public account, Futian District has introduced AI smart employees developed based on DeepSeek and upgraded its governance large model to version 2.0. These 'smart employees' not only possess the general capabilities of DeepSeek but also offer personalized adaptations to the actual business processes of various departments.

Recently, Shenzhen introduced a humanoid robot that attracted a large audience while strolling on the streets and quickly gained popularity overseas. This robot, named SE01, has a walking style, speed, and stability that closely resembles that of a human, even moving as gracefully as a model on a runway over a distance of several meters. Nvidia scientist Jim Fan expressed skepticism, suggesting that its gait seemed to be artificially generated, but upon verification, it was proven that this robot is indeed real. Zhongqing Robotics' emergence in the robotics field is remarkable.

Recently, the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology officially issued several measures to build Shenzhen into a pioneer city for artificial intelligence, aimed at promoting the application and development of the AI industry. With an annual investment of up to 300 million yuan, the focus is on cutting-edge areas such as the mathematical principles of AI, infrastructure, core algorithms, as well as embodied intelligence, autonomous driving, and AI chips, to carry out fundamental research and tackle technological challenges. Among them, for demonstration application projects with promotional value, the city will provide subsidies of up to 30% based on the actual investment of the project construction entities, with a maximum limit.

Tesla will officially release the Robotaxi (driverless taxi) named 'Cybercab' on October 11th, Beijing time. Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated that this launch event will go down in history, and he believes it is one of the most important moments for Tesla since the Model 3. Domestically, several companies such as Didi, Pony.ai, and AutoX have actively laid out plans for the Robotaxi business. Traditional automakers like SAIC and GAC are also advancing related projects. Tesla's entry is expected to accelerate the development of Robotaxi in

The Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court recently introduced an innovative artificial intelligence-assisted trial system, which is the first large-scale model system in the country to achieve deep integration of "artificial intelligence + trial" in the judicial trial vertical field. Developed by the Shenzhen Court itself, this system has been put into use in the courtroom. In the trial of a financial loan contract dispute, the presiding judge, Luqi Fu, received assistance from this AI "assistant