What does the intelligent world in 2035 look like? The AI Technology Vision and Intelligent World Seminar was held in Shanghai

Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, former president of Peking University, and co-chair of the Tengchong Scientist ForumXu ZhihongIn his opening speech, he pointed out that today's world is reshaping the landscape of technological innovation at an unprecedented pace, reshaping industrial development patterns, and profoundly changing the way human society operates. Standing at a critical juncture of accelerated technological iteration and the dissolution of industrial boundaries, it is even more necessary to step beyond current technological routes and take a long-term view of the future direction of AI. He stated that the Science and Technology Vision Forum, as an important extension of the Tengchong Scientists Forum, is a high-end technology exchange platform open to the world themed "Researching the Future, Predicting the Future, Co-creating the Future Together." It conducts analysis and assessment around cutting-edge technology and industrial social issues, aiming to provide forward-looking references for the long-term planning of Chinese science and technology and contribute Eastern wisdom to the future of human technology.

Chief Strategy Officer of Huawei Terminal BGPrevalentHe shared his judgment on the intelligent world in 2035 from both macro and micro perspectives. At the macro level, he proposed the core characteristics of the "Three Things": perception of all things, interconnection of all things, and intelligence of all things. At the micro level, future AI smart terminals will feature five core characteristics: personalization, natural multimodal interaction, autonomous execution, on-device AI priority, and full-scenario experience, all built on a foundation of security and trustworthiness.

The speech segment was delivered by the Secretary-General of the Science and Technology Vision Forum and the Deputy Director of the Yunnan Academy of Science and TechnologyMa MinxiangHost.

The seminar invited leading scientists from Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratories, the dean of Pujiang Academy, and the deputy director of Shanghai Chuangzhi CollegeQiao Yu, Associate Professor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, co-founder of Wuwen Xinqiong&Chief ScientistDai Guohao, Co-founder and CTO of Memory TensorLi Zhiyu, team leader and assistant professor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University ScaleLab, dual-appointed scientist at Shanghai Artificial Intelligence LaboratoryMu Yao, Member of the Expert Committee of China Southern Power GridChen FengSharing reports cover areas such as AI fundamental theory, computing infrastructure, agent memory, embodied intelligence, and energy collaboration, outlining a complete map of the evolution of artificial intelligence technology.

The keynote sharing session was led by the academic cooperation leader of the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence LaboratoryChen LiHost.

The seminar featured a roundtable discussion titled "AI Future Vision and Trends," led by an academician of the International Eurasian Academy of Sciences and Chief Scientist of Huawei Terminal BGTian QiPrincipal Investigator, Recursive Superintelligence Founding MemberZhuge Mingchen, Postdoctoral researcher at Princeton UniversityYang Ling, Young Scientist at Shanghai Artificial Intelligence LaboratoryLiu DongruiAssistant Professor at Fudan UniversityWu TongFour young scientists engaged in intellectual exchanges focusing on future technology trends, core challenges, industrial transformation, and ecosystem construction. The four speakers unanimously agreed that the demands for computing power, data, and real-world scenarios in the era of large models far exceed the independent capacity of academia. Universities are cradles for talent cultivation, and enterprises provide real technical challenges and resource support. Only by complementing each other can AI continue to develop healthily.

At the seminar, the head of Huawei's ICT Marketing Operations DepartmentLiu MingjuThe system introduced the progress of the compilation of "Smart World 2035." Last year's top ten technological leaps were now relatively conservative, and AI is undergoing a paradigm shift from "fast interaction" to "slow thinking, long execution." This year's report, themed "From Vision to Action," focuses on trends such as the explosive growth of the token economy, computing-network collaboration, and computing-electricity collaboration.

Director of the Huawei Systems Engineering Research OfficeHuang HuaThe summary points out that AI's transformation of the software industry is not a pessimistic replacement but a release of new productivity; good software and skilled engineers remain scarce.