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[News] China’s Core AI Industry Achieved a Market Size of Nearly CNY 600 Billion


2024-09-10 Emerging Technologies editor

Recently, the 54th “Statistical Report on China’s Internet Development” was released. In the first half of the year, generative artificial intelligence (AI) continued to be a global technology hotspot, and China’s AI industry has gradually entered a period of fast development. “AI+” continues to empower industrial upgrading, contributing to the acceleration of new productivity development and the deep advancement of new industrialization.

Data shows that the market size of China’s core AI industry has approached CNY 600 billion, with more than 4,500 AI companies, and the computing power ranks second globally.

On September 8, Vice Minister and Deputy China International Trade Representative Ling Ji explained that Chinese AI companies account for about 1/7 of the global total.

Meanwhile, AI products have gained significant recognition and use among China’s vast internet user base. The report surveyed the usage of generative AI products, showing that by June 2024, the penetration rate of AI, particularly large models, reached 16.4%.

Moreover, the “National Artificial Intelligence Industry Comprehensive Standardization System Construction Guide (2024 Edition)” , jointly issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Office of the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the State Administration for Market Regulation, was officially released.

The guide is regarded as a key document for the formation of China’s standard system to drive the development of the AI industry.

The guide points out that by 2026, the level of integration between standards and technological innovation in the industry will continue to improve, with more than 50 new national and industry standards being developed, accelerating the formation of a standard system that promotes the high-quality development of the AI industry.

More than 1,000 companies will participate in the promotion and implementation of these standards, with the effect of standards on corporate innovation becoming more prominent. China will also participate in the development of more than 20 international standards, promoting the globalization of the AI industry.

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Please note that this article cites information from WeChat account DRAMeXchange.

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