On December 14, the meet2024 intelligent future conference hosted by qubits was held in Beijing. Focusing on the theme of "New Starting Point, Restart", this MEET conference summarized and looked forward to the latest progress of intelligent technology.
The conference invited 20 industry-university-research industry experts to share on the spot, covering the entire industrial ecology of large models, from computing power, models to application layer discussions, as well as topics such as space computing, humanoid robots, and autonomous driving, which are also hot this year.
At the same time, the "2023 Top Ten Frontier Technology Trends Report" initiated by the qubit think tank was officially released at the conference, combining the long-term tracking of the science and technology field, as well as the in-depth exchanges with nearly 100 start-ups, industrial research institutes, and investment institutions, and nominated the top ten frontier technology trends in 2023.
The top 10 trends for 2023 cover six areas: AI technology, autonomous driving, space computing, biotechnology, space exploration, and energy innovation.
Specifically, the agent boom: a new paradigm of human-computer interaction has been opened up by large models.
3D generation has entered an emergent period: new algorithms and new models have exploded, and the controllability of quality and efficiency is changing with each passing day.
Unification of segmentation models: Computer vision is about to usher in the "GPT moment".
Embodied Intelligence Brings New Imagination: A New Terminal in the Ultimate Scenario of AGI.
End-to-end autonomous driving becomes a consensus: BEV+Transformer reconstructs the technical route.
Spatial computing is well defined: Consumer-grade products are available, and XR full-stack links are opened.
mRNA opens a new quadrant: providing new solutions for precision medicine and opening a new chapter in biomedicine.
A new stage of brain-computer interface experiments: breakthroughs in product reliability and AI to improve data decoding capabilities.
The first rocket has entered the "Chinese orbit": the engineering problem has been broken through, and the commercial aerospace has ushered in a closed loop mode.
Controlled Nuclear Fusion Milestone: Successful Ignition, Opening the Commercial Imagination.