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[00:01:10] Hello everyone, this is CCTV News Channel. The 3 PM news live broadcast will continue to bring you
[00:01:14] the news. The 2026 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit will be held in
[00:01:17] Wuzhen, Zhejiang from today until the 5th.
[00:01:21] This year marks the 13th year of the summit being held in Wuzhen.
[00:01:25] This conference will be themed on open source, openness,
[00:01:28] shared vision, and joint construction of a community with a shared future in cyberspace.
[00:01:32] In addition to the main forum, this year's summit will feature
[00:01:36] 27 sub-forums, a new high in recent years.
[00:01:39] Topics cover robotics, massive intelligence, digital education
[00:01:43] and other hot topics. As an important
[00:01:47] supporting activity of the summit, the 2026 Internet Light Expo opens today.
[00:01:50] This time, 670 Chinese and foreign enterprises from
[00:01:54] 54 countries and regions are participating in the exhibition, bringing more than a thousand
[00:01:58] latest technological achievements.
[00:02:01] What are the new and interesting products and scenarios at the Internet Light Expo?
[00:02:05] Let's connect with CCTV reporter Wang Li, who is currently in Wuzhen.
[00:02:09] Wang Li, please take us to experience it.
[00:02:12] Okay,
[00:02:16] I am now at the Internet Light Expo.
[00:02:20] I saw a very interesting area in the exhibition hall
[00:02:24] called the Artificial Intelligence Carnival Super Experience Zone.
[00:02:28] When I came here, I felt like
[00:02:31] I had entered a world of AI. The staff here told me that this scene
[00:02:34] simulates a typical day for ordinary people a few years from now. So today,
[00:02:38] I will give you a preview of what future daily life
[00:02:42] will look like. In the future, I think the day will certainly begin
[00:02:46] with a cup of coffee freshly brewed by a robot.
[00:02:49] The staff on site told me that the coffee made by this robot
[00:02:53] is not only rich in flavor but also comes with latte art. Its
[00:02:57] hands are more skilled than mine. So, and.
[00:03:25] It can not only quickly grasp things, but also based on the instructions
[00:03:29] we give it.
[00:03:40] So, with a good mood for the day, let's see how AI partners can help me with work. So, the robot
[00:03:43] we see in front of us is currently performing
[00:03:47] a screwing operation. Don't underestimate this screwing action.
[00:03:51] We can see that its robotic hand will precisely
[00:03:55] first place the screw into the hole, and then
[00:03:59] its right hand will.
[00:04:18] For repetitive, complex, monotonous, and labor-intensive work on the production line, I think these robots
[00:04:22] should do it quickly and well, and are not prone
[00:04:26] to errors. It can be said that such robot partners are
[00:04:35] How else can AI partners help us in our learning and work?
[00:04:41] The exhibition area we are seeing now displays some of the most commonly used smart devices in our daily work. I believe that with these devices, we can handle very tedious and complex daily tasks while sitting in our seats, thus freeing up more energy.
[00:05:20] What are the features of this AI blackboard? Let's ask
[00:05:24] our on-site staff to introduce it to us. Our AI blackboard supports freehand drawing
[00:05:28] and automatic recognition of shapes into standard forms. As you can see, my current drawing
[00:05:31] is not very standard, but it can achieve very accurate recognition.
[00:05:35] After we select it, we can perform more intuitive demonstrations.
[00:05:39] For example, let's unfold it. You can see
[00:05:43] that our cube has been unfolded, and then we can
[00:05:47] fill in the color.
[00:05:48] When it's folded back,
[00:05:52] our students can more intuitively understand our knowledge
[00:05:56] of solid geometry. I think
[00:06:00] when I was in school, thank you, I think if I had this
[00:06:03] AI blackboard when I was in school, my solid geometry would definitely be
[00:06:07] better than it is now. In fact, I've always been thinking that besides
[00:06:11] work, besides.
[00:06:43] They are working together to assist each other. The staff at our exhibition
[00:06:47] also told me that two robots working together is more difficult
[00:06:51] than one robot working alone. And the cooperation between these two
[00:06:54] little partners is very close. If one
[00:06:58] of the partners' movements is slow, the other partner
[00:07:02] will stop and wait for him. If one of them moves
[00:07:06] fast, the other will speed up his movements to catch up
[00:07:10] with it quickly. So I believe these two.
[00:07:42] But it can simultaneously stir-fry six dishes. The robot
[00:07:46] we are seeing now is currently very busy inside
[00:07:50] performing our stir-frying work.
[00:07:52] Some viewers might have
[00:07:56] questions. How does a closed stir-fry
[00:08:00] shop like this vent its cooking fumes? Our staff also told me that
[00:08:03] the cooking fumes emitted during the stir-frying process will be
[00:08:07] autonomously processed by our
[00:08:11] equipment. So all the cooking fumes will not
[00:08:14] be discharged outside our device. It can be said to be a very clean
[00:08:18] stir-fry shop.
[00:08:21] Now, we see that our robot just
[00:08:25] stir-fried six dishes simultaneously in a few minutes. Let me tell you,
[00:08:29] I had these dishes for lunch yesterday and today. I've eaten
[00:08:33] a bit too much these past two days, so I won't let you taste it now, but I can tell you the taste is very good.
[00:08:37] We understand that this stir-fry shop can now
[00:08:41] offer 800 dishes.
[00:08:51] It has become a reproducible and quantifiable standard of deliciousness, also allowing our
[00:08:55] Chinese cuisine to go global. After visiting the entire exhibition, my biggest
[00:08:59] feeling is that artificial intelligence is not a vague
[00:09:03] concept for us, nor is it just a novel
[00:09:06] product displayed on a booth. It is actually in our daily
[00:09:10] lives. It might be that AI spatial intelligence has become a hot topic.
[00:10:00] Next, let's follow the footsteps and explore the scene.
[00:10:05] Select a real-world object and enter it into AI. Then, put it into a toy crane.
[00:10:11] Can AI successfully
[00:10:17] AI large models are showcasing the accelerated integration of virtual and
[00:10:21] reality in such an interesting way.
[00:10:40] Whether its material is hard or soft, and how it is affected by friction when you grasp it.
[00:10:43] At the same time, if it is very heavy during the grasping process, it may
[00:10:47] be affected by gravity, and you cannot pick it up. It will fall. It will
[00:10:51] understand the physical laws of the real world. AI large language models
[00:11:03] can chat with us and answer our questions. Next, it is slowly developing into a smarter brain, understanding the physical laws of time, space, gravity, and speed, thereby driving robots and other massive intelligent entities
[00:11:07] to work for humans in the real world. This is precisely the problem that
[00:11:11] physical AI spatial intelligence is currently tackling. They have also become
[00:11:15] a hot topic of discussion at this Wuzhen Summit. From the
[00:11:19] two-dimensional information world to the three-dimensional or even four-dimensional world.
[00:11:23] How is such a set of spatial intelligence.
[00:13:38] According to the public introduction of the National Cyberspace Administration and the World Internet Conference Organizing Committee, the expert group set three criteria when selecting the permanent venue: it should
[00:13:42] be able to represent traditional Chinese culture, have a quiet and communicative atmosphere similar to Davos,
[00:13:46] and have a solid foundation in the internet industry and digital infrastructure. Wuzhen
[00:13:49] is the place that simultaneously meets all three conditions.
[00:13:52] Wi-Fi is naturally compatible here.
[00:13:58] Many people still can't distinguish between the summit and the Internet Light Expo. Let me clarify for you.
[00:14:06] In July 2022, the World Internet Conference was upgraded to a national headquarters in Beijing. The summit is the annual meeting of this international organization, and the Internet Light Expo is a supporting exhibition of the summit.
[00:14:12] It is an important
[00:14:25] supporting exhibition activity held concurrently during the conference, and it is also
[00:14:28] the part that ordinary people can most easily understand and experience immersively.
[00:14:32] 2026 marks the 13th year of the summit being held in Wuzhen,
[00:14:36] attracting hundreds of internet leaders from home and abroad to participate.
[00:14:40] This year's summit theme is open source, openness, shared vision, and joint
[00:14:44] construction of a community with a shared future in cyberspace. Some people might ask,
[00:14:48] what is open source? In layman's terms, open source means breaking down
[00:14:51] technological barriers and development barriers for global development. AI intelligent computing, more than 20 new products launched globally, this year's sub-venues, digital IP, trendy culture and technology are all there. Super experience, AI carnival also launched simultaneously, making hard technology more accessible.
[00:15:23] This year's conference is open to the general public.
[00:15:26] You might as well make an appointment to visit the exhibition!
[00:15:35] and the maritime security of the Gulf of Oman poses a serious threat and may cause environmental pollution. The affected area exceeds the direct area where the attack occurred. The report states
[00:16:15] that relevant evidence reports have been distributed to members of the International Maritime Organization,
[00:16:19] and are expected to be discussed at the 138th session of the International
[00:16:23] Maritime Organization Council, to be held in London from November 2 to
[00:16:26] 6. The situation
[00:16:28] in the United States on November 3rd. With the US midterm elections approaching,
[00:16:32] the Republican and Democratic parties are fiercely competing over ballots.
[00:16:36] In California,
[00:16:51] the Federal Department of Justice requested the state's election department
[00:16:55] to verify the identities of voters for approximately 20,000 mail-in ballots.
[00:16:59] Before their US citizenship was confirmed, the ballots were temporarily held,
[00:17:02] and in mid-October, the California election officials who failed to
[00:17:06] comply on time were sued.
[00:17:37] Candidate Daniel O'Sullivan Jr. On the Republican side, it is believed
[00:17:41] that the similar names of the two will split votes.
[00:17:44] The New York Times reported on October 28th that this arrangement
[00:17:48] was deliberately orchestrated by the campaign team of Democratic candidate Peltola.
[00:17:51] The Democratic Party denied it, and the Department of Justice has intervened in the investigation.
[00:17:55] On November 1st, federal judge Gorsuch rejected
[00:17:59] the lawsuit filed by the Trump administration. The lawsuit
[00:18:03] requested that when a candidate with the same name on the ballot could change the election
[00:18:06] results, it only promotes the activities of the Democratic Party's internal factions, but it can succeed.
[00:18:54] The US agricultural
[00:18:55] belt is the traditional base of the Republican Party, and it is also an important swing state for two US presidential elections.
[00:19:04] However, with the midterm elections approaching on January 3rd, there are people.
[00:19:21] Its tariff policy directly affects agricultural exports, which has led to losses for American farmers,
[00:19:25] and thus affected the Republican Party's election prospects.
[00:19:27] Affected by multiple negative factors,
[00:19:29] data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows that U.S. agricultural
[00:19:33] net income is expected to be 5.5% lower than in 2025 this
[00:19:37] year.
[00:19:44] Data shows that Trump received over 60% of voter support in the 2024 presidential election, but a poll released in September showed that about 60% of people disagree with the way the Trump administration handled problems, and over three-quarters of rural voters rated the cost of living in their area as average or worse.
[00:20:07] Local media believe that the current administration's low approval rating puts pressure on Republicans
[00:20:11] in several Midwestern agricultural states. These areas, which were originally considered Republican
[00:20:15] strongholds, are showing a trend of becoming swing states.
[00:20:19] Analysts believe that although there are currently no clear signs
[00:20:22] that rural voters will massively turn to the Democratic Party
[00:20:26] due to dissatisfaction, the current risk for the Republican Party
[00:20:30] is that supporters who are disappointed with the current administration
[00:20:34] may simply choose not to vote, thereby reducing the Republican
[00:20:38] candidates' vote share and affecting the election results. In response to the dissatisfaction
[00:20:41] of rural voters, the White House recently announced a series of measures, including
[00:20:45] a record total of 13.8 billion US dollars
[00:20:48] in agricultural product prices and income. These measures aim to promote investment and so on, but it remains to be seen whether they can effectively mobilize rural voters and the traditional Republican votes.
[00:21:08] Local time on the 1st night, the Israeli President sent condolences to the wounded.
[00:21:19] The president will
[00:21:27] separately hear recommendations for the prime minister candidate from representatives of various political parties, and authorize a member of parliament to try to form a new government. On the same night, former Israeli Prime Minister Bennett announced that his
[00:21:31] United Party would recommend political party leader, former Israel Defense
[00:21:35] Forces Chief of Staff Benny Gantz to form the next government.
[00:21:39] Israel held parliamentary elections on October 27, and the vote count showed that
[00:21:42] no bloc reached the 61-seat majority threshold
[00:21:46] required to form a government alone. Incumbent Prime Minister Netanyahu is leading.
[00:22:59] I think that the militarization is progressing, so I want to stop that trend.
[00:23:03] For that purpose, I want everyone to really see what Mr. Takai
[00:23:06] is doing with their own eyes. Buying missiles won't fill our stomachs.
[00:23:10] Buying missiles won't secure enough caregivers.
[00:23:14] I really felt it with my own eyes that Japan's militarization is progressing. And yet,
[00:23:18] it seems that this is being pushed forward at the expense of the lives of the residents.
[00:23:22] The voices of those participating in the activities and those concerned about safety are being ignored.
[00:23:25] And they are inducing the people to believe
[00:23:29] that because they are considering constitutional revision,
[00:23:32] there is also anger about an emergency.
[00:23:35] Because, you know, there are hospitals and residents living
[00:23:53] in the surrounding areas. Bringing it there
[00:23:57] means it will be targeted, right? They said that it was important
[00:24:00] to explain it carefully before deployment and gain the understanding of the residents,
[00:24:04] but in reality, there was no
[00:24:07] such thing at all. I am very frustrated
[00:24:11] that they are just pushing ahead with militarization
[00:24:15] as they please. And I think it is wrong.
[00:24:18] It has caused great damage to various countries in Asia,
[00:24:22] and there is truly a shameful history.
[00:24:26] The government, under the guise of defense, has continuously broken through
[00:24:29] the post-war security policy restrictions, making local residents face
[00:24:33] greater security risks. On March 31 this year, the Japanese
[00:24:36] Ministry of Defense officially announced that it would deploy
[00:24:40] missiles with long-range strike capabilities at the Ground Self-Defense Force Camp
[00:24:43] in Kumamoto Prefecture, with a range of approximately one thousand kilometers.
[00:24:47] The Camp is located in Kumamoto City, surrounded by educational
[00:25:20] facilities, residential areas, hospitals, and commercial facilities. Japanese scholars
[00:25:24] believe that the Japanese government's approach is.
[00:25:27] Well, under the guise of defense,
[00:25:30] and saying that because the global situation
[00:25:34] is like this, they might even throw away
[00:25:38] Japan's three non-nuclear principles. Things that were absolutely unthinkable
[00:25:42] are now being pushed forward one after another.
[00:25:46] I feel a sense of crisis and anger about this.
[00:26:32] That's why. To increase
[00:26:36] that means it will lead to
[00:26:40] securing other financial resources.
[00:26:43] And that is not compatible
[00:26:47] with enriching the education budget
[00:26:50] or other budgets. So
[00:26:54] militarization should not
[00:26:56] be done. Our
[00:27:00] Japan does not
[00:27:03] allow the threat or use
[00:27:33] of force. It swore
[00:27:36] that it would never
[00:27:38] go to war again.
[00:27:42] This is the will
[00:27:45] of the Japanese
[00:27:48] people. The realism of AI-generated human photos
[00:27:51] is getting higher and higher. Some criminals use AI technology to create fake
[00:27:55] photos, which increases the difficulty of prevention. Mr. Liu in Shanghai encountered such a scam. His fiancée, whom he was about to marry, turned out to be
[00:27:57] a fraudster who used AI to generate
[00:28:02] a fake identity. He was also drawn into a series of interconnected
[00:28:06] fraud traps. Let's take a look
[00:28:12] at this case. A short
[00:28:14] video platform user claimed that she only wanted to find
[00:28:17] a compatible partner to get married.
[00:28:21] After adding Mr. Liu on WeChat, the two chatted
[00:28:24] very well. She would actively chat with the victim, asking
[00:28:27] him what he did, what he was doing,
[00:28:30] and how the weather was on his side. Then she would
[00:28:47] intersperse it with her own.
[00:28:51] Despite being busy and tired at work,
[00:28:57] she would still take time
[00:29:02] every day to send Mr. Liu warm greetings, and even
[00:29:06] specially requested a blessed bracelet for Mr. Liu.
[00:29:10] A month later, Tingting sent a message saying
[00:29:12] that her aunt had a brain tumor and needed treatment, and sent
[00:29:16] a hospital diagnosis certificate, hoping to borrow
[00:29:20] 40,000 yuan from Mr. Liu. To dispel Mr. Liu's doubts,
[00:29:24] she also attached a photo of her ID card.
[00:29:27] That day, Mr. Liu transferred the full 40,000 yuan.
[00:29:31] However, in the next half
[00:29:51] month, Tingting's aunt's condition continued to worsen.
[00:29:54] For this, Mr. Liu repeatedly lent money
[00:29:58] to Tingting, with the total amount reaching over 180,000 yuan.
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