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AI boosts productivity, efficiency of both traditional, emerging industries in China

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In China, artificial intelligence is flexing its muscle in both traditional and emerging industries to help boost productivity and improve efficiency.

An AI company in Beijing has developed a fluid-dynamics large AI model based on technology and historical simulation data from various car makers.

The model can simulate a wind tunnel test in a matter of seconds, providing crucial support to vehicle designers.

The AI product has been adopted by an automaker in northeast China's Jilin Province to streamline decision-making and speed-up production.

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Li Sheng, General manager, FAW Jiefang Automotive Co., Ltd.:

"We are able to know what each device is doing and the condition of every vehicle. Take the tire assembly station as an example: we can see the current operating state of the robots, which will provide evidence for decisions, and enhance assembly operation efficiency."

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Meanwhile, AI is assisting workers in emerging industries like finance, consulting, and human resources.

In Beijing, employees at an online recruitment firm are using AI tools to help manage extensive volumes of job listings.

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Yang Ning, Staff member, recruitment platform:

"Sometimes, we probably need to post 10 to 20 jobs in one time. While, it could take us one to two days to analyze one job. However, with the help of AI, we can publish a job description within an hour as it can be generated automatically."

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According to the market research company CCID Consulting, China's AI industry is expected to reach a scale of 240 billion U.S. dollars by 2035.