As large AI models become standard in consumer electronics like smartphones and computers, the home appliance industry is also beginning to see their application.

At the AGIC Conference held at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center, wan AIChef unveiled its first Kitchen Intelligence System powered by the self-developed Zhurong Cooking Model. Unlike traditional microwaves, this system is equipped with an NVIDIA GPU and a 13-megapixel high-definition camera to identify ingredients. It automatically controls temperature and heating time based on advanced model algorithms.

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From ChatGPT to Sora and from the 'Hundred-Model War' to the widespread application of AI across industries, artificial intelligence has already demonstrated immense commercial potential in some sectors due to technological breakthroughs. However, in others, AI penetration remains challenging. Chinese cuisine, with its intricate processes and heavy reliance on the personal skills of chefs, has long been a difficult frontier for AI to conquer.