Type: Government Policy / Strategic Action Plan (Official Notice) Source: Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) + 7 other Chinese Departments. Date of Issue: December 25, 2025 (Released Jan 9, 2026). Main Topic: A comprehensive national directive to deeply integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the entire manufacturing lifecycle by 2027. Key Entities: MIIT, Cyberspace Administration, NDRC, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Commerce, SASAC, SAMR, National Data Bureau. Why was this issued? This document serves as the operational roadmap for the "Artificial Intelligence+" action plan. Its goal is to transition China's industry from "Intelligent Industrialization" (building the tech) to "Industrial Intelligence" (applying the tech). The Strategic Goal: By 2027, China aims to secure technological sovereignty ("secure and reliable supply") and achieve a globally leading position in AIempowered manufacturing. The focus is not just on automation, but on generative AI, large operational models, and autonomous intelligent agents reshaping production. The document sets specific, quantifiable KPIs to be achieved by 2027: Technology: Secure supply of key AI hardware/software (chips, servers). Models: Deep application of 35 generalpurpose large models and formation of specialized industryspecific models. Agents: Launch 1,000 highlevel industrial intelligent agents (autonomous software/bots). Data: Create 100 highquality industrial datasets. Scale: Promote 500 typical application scenarios. Market Structure: Cultivate 23 globally influential ecosystemleading enterprises and 1,000 benchmark enterprises. Figure 1: China's MIIT Blueprint 2027 — six measurable targets anchoring the national AImanufacturing integration strategy. Figure 2: The threestage evolution toward Autonomous Industry — where AI agents replace dashboards with realtime decision and execution. While the world focuses on "Large Language Models" (LLMs) f
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