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ZTE's world's first AI-powered smartphone will be unveiled at WAIC 2026.
According to Mars Finance, Blue Whale Technology reporters learned from sources that ZTE Nubia's world's first AI-powered smartphone may officially debut at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC). (Blue Whale News, Zhai Zhichao)
Qwen-AgentWorld published by Qianwen
Mars Finance reported on June 24th that Qianwen officially released its native language world model, Qwen-AgentWorld, capable of simulating intelligent agent interaction environments across seven domains. Also released simultaneously was AgentWorldBench, a benchmark covering all seven domains. The model and benchmark are available from Hugging Face and ModelScope. (Wide Angle Observation)
Huawei's Wang Tao: The number of various intelligent agents worldwide will exceed 100 billion by 2030 and may reach one trillion by 2040.
According to Mars Finance, during MWC Shanghai 2026, Wang Tao, Vice Chairman and Rotating Chairman of Huawei, stated that the number of global 5G users has exceeded 3.1 billion, and 5G-A has been commercially deployed on a large scale in multiple countries. In China, the number of 5G-A users has exceeded 110 million. 2026 is a significant turning point in the development of mobile communication technology. The industry is continuously iterating on 5G-A, and 3GPP Release 21 is expected to be officially launched in March 2027, formulating mobile communication standards for 2030-2040. The capabilities and applicability of mobile cellular IoT will be further expanded. After 2030, embodied intelligence will drive the scale of connections into the hundreds of billions; by 2030, the number of various intelligent agents globally will exceed hundreds of billions, and by 2040, it may reach trillions. The breadth of connectivity needs to be expanded to a unified space-air-ground system, achieving 100% geographical coverage in high-altitude areas and oceans; the density of intelligent agents in future hotspot areas is expected to exceed 10 million per square kilometer. (Reporter Huang Xinyi, Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily)
OKX Launches Decentralized Platform for Agent Economy OKX.AI
OKX officially launched on November 11, 2024, 2023. It supports AI Agents in issuing and accepting tasks, making payments, evaluating performance, and arbitrating data, serving as a decentralized platform for the Agent economy. OKX founder and CEO Star stated in an article on X: "For the past twenty years, the world has been restructured around apps; in the next ten years, the world will be restructured around agents. Agents will serve people, hire agents, pay agents, and collaborate with agents to complete complex tasks. Humans will focus more on imagination, judgment, goals, and truly unique value."
OKX Star: One person, one world-class company
According to BlockBeats, on June 30th, OKX officially launched OKX.AI, a decentralized platform supporting AI Agents in task assignment, acceptance, payment, evaluation, and arbitration. OKX founder and CEO Star stated in an article on X: "For the past twenty years, the world has been restructured around apps; in the next ten years, the world will be restructured around agents. Agents will serve people, hire agents, pay agents, and collaborate with agents to complete complex tasks. Humans will focus more on imagination, judgment, goals, and truly unique value." Star emphasized that this is not an era of more efficient software, but a new economic era. He stated, "In the future, it will no longer belong only to the companies with the most employees, but also to the people with the best agents. One person can be a world-class company. Welcome to the Agentic Economy, welcome to OKX.AI."
China is accelerating the development of standards in cutting-edge technologies such as intelligent agents.
Mars Finance reported on June 26 that the State Administration for Market Regulation, in conjunction with relevant departments, is accelerating the development of standards for cutting-edge technologies such as intelligent agents, and dynamically improving the national standard matrix for artificial intelligence to adapt to industrial development. Currently, the national standards under development include, in addition to intelligent agents, standards for other cutting-edge technologies such as embodied intelligence, world models, and ontology models, as well as foundational standards for computing infrastructure, high-quality datasets, simulation testing platforms, deep learning compilers, and open-source model platforms. Furthermore, the focus will be on industrial management and the evaluation of AI implementation, promoting the release of key standards such as those for assessing the maturity of AI enterprise intelligence and evaluating high-value AI application scenarios. (CCTV News)