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Scheduling Efficiency Up 80%: SenseTime's Large Device Helps Launch Shanghai Quantum City's First AI Agents

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SenseTime's Large Device, working with the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Planning and Natural Resources, upgraded its 'Yunyu Starry Sky Large Model' and unveiled the first government agents of the Quantum City. Among them, the flood-control agent 'Yuzhi Heluo' raised scheduling efficiency by 80%.
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SenseTime's Big Device and the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Planning and Natural Resources have launched the first government AI agents for the 'Quantum City' program, built on the upgraded 'Yunyu Xingkong' spatial foundation model. This signals a shift in urban AI from answering questions to executing operational tasks, with the flood-control agent claiming an 80% gain in scheduling efficiency, though these are vendor-reported figures that warrant independent verification. The broader implication is that domain-specific foundation models combined with reusable skill components and a co-creation delivery model may become a replicable template for AI-driven governance in other megacities.
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