The Xiamen National Artificial Intelligence Application Pilot Base makes its debut at the 9th Digital China Summit. [Photo provided to gofujian.com]

The Xiamen National Artificial Intelligence Application Pilot Base for International Logistics Supply Chain Resilience and Security announced its 22 latest achievements on May 20, ranging from infrastructure development to advanced AI applications.

As one of China's first pilot cities for supply chain innovation and application, Xiamen uses the pilot base to meet national needs and enhance its digital supply chain using AI technology.

The 22 innovations include AI technology services such as data services, model training, and intelligent agent development, as well as core supply chain functions like prediction and assessment, risk warning, capacity matching, and decision empowerment. They demonstrate the pilot base's commitment to building a full-stack, integrated capability system encompassing everything from foundational data to mid-level platforms and top-tier applications.

To support practical AI adoption, the pilot base tests new technologies in real business environments. Working with major companies including C&D Corporation and Xiamen XMXYG Corporate, it has applied AI solutions in areas such as agricultural supply chains, iron ore trading, and international logistics.

Moving forward, the pilot base will focus on data, models, tool chains, and real-world applications. By combining resources from government, industry, academia, and research, it aims to enhance AI's role in strengthening supply chain resilience and security, contributing to the intelligent development of international logistics supply chains.