When Elder Care Meets AI | On-site Coverage of the Aging Industry Expo
① At this year’s Senior Industry Expo, multiple AI-powered elderly care products were showcased, highlighting a clear trend toward 'embracing AI'—a development that even drew groups of seniors to visit the exhibition; ② Across the broader industry, manufacturers are actively deploying AI in elderly care with distinct strategic focuses, with sectors such as millimeter-wave radar already reaping notable benefits; ③ For AI-enabled elderly care solutions to achieve widespread adoption in households, significant challenges remain—including poor age-appropriateness, an underdeveloped payment infrastructure, and data security concerns.
Express News | Baidu has established a Digital Human Innovation Business Division.
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Founder Securities: In 2026, investment in the telecommunications sector will center on the AI computing power theme, with optical communications, IT equipment, and related industrial chain segments poised to benefit.
Industrial chain segments including optical communications, IT equipment, power supplies, liquid cooling, edge-side AI, and telecommunications operators are expected to benefit.
Baidu Intelligent Cloud: The Miaoda application has cumulatively served over 20 million users.
Baidu Smart Cloud, a subsidiary of Baidu-SW (09888.HK), recently jointly launched the international version of Baidu Miaoda, the MeDo platform, with Hong Kong-based Zhiyu Technology. Data shows that 87% of current Miaoda users are non-programmers, primarily comprising working professionals and university students. Applications generated by Miaoda have cumulatively served over 20 million users, with approximately 200,000 people using these applications daily to solve real-world problems. The international MeDo platform has already been implemented in Hong Kong K12 schools for creating interactive teaching applications and AI-powered creative projects, and is planned to expand to more than 100 schools this year. The two partners will jointly organize
Amundi: Asian tech stocks have not yet entered bubble territory; outlook hinges on U.S. interest rate trajectory.
Amundi, Europe's largest asset manager, stated that the AI-driven rally in Asian equities still has room to run unless shifts in U.S. interest rate expectations destabilize the massive data centers underpinning the investment cycle. Amundi noted that South Korean and **** technology companies such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have seen their share prices repeatedly hit record highs, yet no signs of a bubble are evident, as earnings expectations for these firms remain exceptionally high. Consequently, current valuations may still be reasonable and are unlikely to hinder the upward momentum of Asian semiconductor, hardware, and supply chain companies. AI infrastructure spending is projected to reach $5 trillion by 2030.