AI Applications Expand into ASEAN Markets

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17 hours ago

"Is my farm suitable for growing blueberries?" By opening a mobile mini-program, circling a desired plot of land on a map, and entering a prompt, artificial intelligence can generate a detailed land analysis report based on the plot's conditions. This is one feature of the "Tudi AI" agricultural large model developed by Jiejianrun Technology Group Co., Ltd. On October 12, reporters followed the "Vitality China Research Tour" delegation into the China-ASEAN National Artificial Intelligence Application Cooperation Center in Nanning, Guangxi. Chen Xiujuan, director of the company's Enterprise Management Center, introduced that this "smart advisor" can provide farmers with references for agricultural production, sales, and other aspects.

In addition to helping farmers with advice, artificial intelligence can also "patrol and diagnose" farmland. Chen Xiujuan said that the company's AI garden patrol system connects to weather stations, pest monitoring devices, soil monitoring equipment, and other tools to collect environmental data in real time. With AI visual technology, it monitors crop growth and identifies pest and disease risks, making farmland management more precise. Jiejianrun's smart agriculture technology is now reaching the fields of ASEAN countries. In Kampong Chhnang Province, Cambodia, a smart agriculture cloud platform acts as an "AI steward," precisely scheduling sprinkler irrigation, drip irrigation, weather stations, and other equipment in vegetable greenhouses. In Pakse, Laos, more than 4,000 mu of banana plantations use intelligent systems to achieve refined management. Zhang Xingjie, deputy general manager of Jiejianrun Technology Group Co., Ltd., said that based on the agricultural digital brain, "Tudi AI," and other foundations, the company has built a China-ASEAN cross-border agricultural intelligent decision-making platform. It has so far served more than 2 million mu of farms in China and ASEAN, can save more than 20% of manpower, and promotes the efficient use of water and fertilizer resources.

At the Affiliated Stomatological Hospital of Guangxi Medical University, artificial intelligence has been applied to medical exchanges and talent training for ASEAN. Kuang Hai, deputy secretary of the hospital's Party Committee, introduced that the "Stomatology ASEAN Multilingual AI Simultaneous Interpretation System," developed under the hospital's leadership, can support real-time mutual translation among more than 10 Southeast Asian languages. At the same time, with the help of an "AI + VR" virtual-real integrated simulated diagnosis and treatment system, ASEAN dental doctors can simulate clinical operation scenarios through VR equipment without crossing borders.

The implementation of these scenarios cannot be separated from computing power support. At the Nanning Wuxiang Yungu AI Intelligent Computing Industrial Park, the Token factory built by Runjian Co., Ltd. has rows of servers running day and night, with a maximum hourly output of 200 billion tokens. "We package computing power into standardized token services that can be accessed as easily as water and electricity, enabling on-demand use, pay-as-you-go billing, and settlement based on actual usage," said Huang Haijiang, executive vice president of the Token Business Group of Runjian Co., Ltd. According to reports, as of now, Runjian Co., Ltd. has undertaken more than 500 localized projects in ASEAN countries and delivered about 80 computing center and data center projects.

Reporters found that as demand in the ASEAN artificial intelligence market continues to grow, Chinese companies "going global" are no longer limited to a single product. Instead, they are increasingly focusing on local scenario needs and demonstrating full-process technical solutions and service capabilities. Behind this is a gradually clearer development path of "R&D in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou + integration in Guangxi + application in ASEAN." Guangxi is accelerating the gathering of technology, enterprises, and talent resources to promote the alignment of domestic innovation achievements with ASEAN industrial needs.

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