Yin Yong investigated the development of artificial intelligence and embodied intelligence industries, requiring a focus on creating a world-class innovation hub for artificial intelligence and embodied intelligence industries.

Recently, Beijing Municipal Party Committee Deputy Secretary and Mayor Ying Yong conducted research on the development of the artificial intelligence and smart manufacturing industries in Haidian District. He emphasized the need to fully leverage the advantage of concentrated education and technology talents, develop new productivity according to local conditions, vigorously cultivate and expand new industrial clusters such as artificial intelligence and robotics, and strive to build a world-class innovation hub for artificial intelligence and smart manufacturing industries, providing strong momentum for accelerating the construction of a modern industrial system reflecting Beijing's characteristics and competitive advantages. Ying Yong emphasized during the research that Beijing has the richest artificial intelligence innovation resources in the country, the most dynamic industrial ecology, and solid support for new infrastructure, actively working to develop artificial intelligence into the next trillion-level industrial cluster. It is necessary to coordinate the advancement of basic models and smart manufacturing, focus on key areas for breakthroughs, and strengthen the technology foundation for both software and hardware. Efforts should be made to support the development and growth of various innovative entities, encourage leading companies to increase investment in cutting-edge technology research and development, pilot production line construction, and market expansion. Leveraging the advantages of scene resources, accelerate the expansion of applications for new technologies, products, and scenarios, promote the commercialization and scaling of innovation achievements, and empower various industries with artificial intelligence and smart manufacturing. Relevant departments in the city and districts should strengthen policy integration and resource coordination, enhance full-life cycle services and supply of elements, and address the demands of companies in talents attraction and cultivation, computing power supply, listing financing, spatial layout, application scenarios, and other aspects.