China’s government has released the "AI Plus" plan, aiming to deeply integrate artificial intelligence (AI) across virtually all economic sectors. The strategy calls for enhanced financial support, the development of massive computing clusters, and the advancement of a domestic ecosystem for AI chips and software.
By 2027, Beijing targets AI adoption in over 70% of key industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, public administration, and consumer electronics, with this figure expected to exceed 90% by 2030. The roadmap envisions widespread deployment of autonomous vehicles, robots, PCs, smartphones, and wearables by 2035.
Amid this push, Chinese chip manufacturers plan to triple national AI accelerator production next year, supported by the opening of new fabrication plants. This aggressive expansion reflects China’s ambition to lead globally in AI, though it raises questions about reliance on state-driven goals versus organic innovation.
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