Zhejiang charts AI agent future as province aims for trillion-yuan industry
“Opportunities in this era are unprecedented, but those who fail to advance will fall behind,” Zhou, former provincial science and technology chief, said.
“Opportunities in this era are unprecedented, but those who fail to advance will fall behind,” Zhou, former provincial science and technology chief, said.
The company announced the milestone on May 26 at its AI payment ecosystem conference, describing the platform as the world’s first large-scale commercial AI-native payment infrastructure.
Selected projects can receive as much as 300,000 yuan ($44,242) each for one-year collaboration cycles, with strong-performing projects eligible for continued funding.
The upgrade spans everything from semiconductors and cloud architecture to large language models and inference systems.
The company said the AI achieved a 99% accuracy rate in identifying merchant requests and resolved more than 95% of submitted issues.
The rapid uptake of the service reflects a broader shift in AI services from chatbot-style interaction toward task execution.
The new cockpit system moves beyond voice recognition to execute complex user requests, marking what the companies describe as a transition toward “agentic AI.”
The Yangtzeer’s reporter tested the service, successfully topping up 50 yuan via voice command and receiving 12 yuan in ride-hailing credit.