National Development and Reform Commission: Establishing a sound mechanism for the entry and exit of the artificial intelligence industry to ensure the orderly development of the industry.

On November 27, the National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference for November. Li Chao, Deputy Director of the Policy Research Office of the National Development and Reform Commission, stated that with the rapid entry of emerging capital, the development of intelligent industry in China is progressing rapidly. Faced with the coexistence of opportunities and challenges, the key lies in reasonable guidance. The authorities will actively promote the healthy and standardized development of the intelligent industry. Accelerating the establishment of industry standards and evaluation systems, establishing a sound entry and exit mechanism for the intelligent industry, creating a fair competitive market environment, and ensuring the orderly development of the industry are the key aspects. In terms of key core technology research, support for enterprises, universities, research institutes, etc. to conduct collaborative research on models like the "small and large brain," adaptation of cloud-side and edge-side computing power, simulation and real-machine data fusion, etc., to address industry bottlenecks. Promoting the construction of training and pilot platforms and other basic infrastructure, promoting the integration and open sharing of intelligent technology and industry resources nationwide, accelerating the landing application of intelligent bodies in real-world scenarios. In addition, in the field of infrastructure REITs, the National Development and Reform Commission stated that it is actively promoting infrastructure REITs to further expand into urban renewal facilities, hotels, sports venues, commercial office spaces, and other industries and asset types. At the same time, it will continue to strengthen coordination with the China Securities Regulatory Commission, further optimize the declaration and recommendation process, dynamically improve the requirements for project declarations, enhance work quality and efficiency, support the issuance and listing of more eligible projects, and better promote infrastructure REITs to support the development of the real economy. Data shows that in the initial stages of expanding the infrastructure REITs market, areas such as storage and logistics, toll roads, municipal facilities, and industrial parks have been included in the issuance scope. Subsequently, clean energy, data centers, guaranteed rent housing, water conservancy facilities, cultural tourism, and consumer infrastructure have gradually been added to the issuance scope. Currently, the issuing scope covers 52 asset types in 12 major industries, of which 18 asset types in 10 industry sectors have already completed their first issuance and listing. The above is the summary of the content shared during the press conference. Thank you for your attention.