Attending two major AI events in a single day, DN.com identifies two directions for industry development.

The development of artificial intelligence is transitioning from technological breakthroughs to industrial implementation.

Recently, DN.com participated in two significant AI-related events: the "Sparking a Revolution: Intelligent Universe—Inaugural Entrepreneurs' Personal Super-Intelligence and OPC Ecosystem Conference" in Shenzhen, and the Hangzhou International AI Application and Robotics Innovation Expo.

The Shenzhen conference, in particular, attracted a wide range of participants, including entrepreneurs, corporate executives, AI professionals, and ecosystem partners.

Discussions at the event centered on hot topics such as personal super-intelligence, AI agent applications, AI entrepreneurship, and the enhancement of organizational efficiency, focusing on how artificial intelligence can empower the growth of both individuals and enterprises.

As an exhibitor, DN.com set up a booth at the venue and engaged in face-to-face interactions with entrepreneurs from various industries.

Meanwhile, Dai Yue, founder of DN.com, was invited to participate in a roundtable discussion, where he joined other entrepreneurs to explore business innovation and corporate development in the AI ​​era.

Drawing on his extensive experience in the fields of domain names and digital brand assets, Dai Yue shared his insights regarding corporate brand building in the age of AI.

He noted that in the earlier internet era, companies often prioritized brand building only after their products had matured;

In contrast, the AI ​​era is characterized by rapid technological iteration and the swift narrowing of product differentiation, making brand recognition a crucial factor for establishing long-term competitive advantage.

These views sparked lively discussion among the guests and entrepreneurs present; many participating companies acknowledged that, amidst the rapid growth of the AI ​​industry, brand building and digital brand asset planning are indeed becoming increasingly vital components of corporate growth.

During the on-site interactions, one particular trend left a strong impression on us.

In contrast to a few years ago, when the conversation centered on model parameters, technical approaches, and fundraising milestones, an increasing number of startups are now grappling with a different question: how to ensure the market remembers them as their products mature.

Many entrepreneurs shared their growth plans with us. Some companies have already secured funding and are preparing to expand into overseas markets, while others are initiating brand upgrades.

There are also AI startups that have just entered the commercialization phase and aim to establish a clear brand identity from the very beginning.

Unlike the Shenzhen event, which focused on personal AI devices and the startup ecosystem, the Hangzhou venue showcased developments in robotics—including humanoid robots—as well as intelligent manufacturing and AI application scenarios.

Inside the exhibition halls, a vast array of innovations—ranging from industrial and service robots to AI hardware and smart terminal devices—were showcased, demonstrating the vibrant momentum of the AI ​​industry as it rapidly moves toward real-world application.

Although the two events focused on different areas, they conveyed a consistent message: artificial intelligence is transitioning from concept to reality, and from technological innovation to the creation of commercial value.

Shenzhen offered a glimpse into emerging trends regarding "super-individuals" and AI startups, while Hangzhou highlighted the immense potential of the robotics industry.

Amidst these shifts, new enterprises are emerging, new brands are growing, and fresh market opportunities are taking shape.

As a premier global domain name marketplace, DN.com has long served entrepreneurs, businesses, and investment institutions worldwide.

Participation in these two exhibitions revealed that an increasing number of teams—whether AI companies, robotics firms, or emerging tech ventures—are recognizing the importance of domain names in brand building.

For companies targeting the global market, a premium domain name serves not merely as an access point, but as a vital component of their digital identity.

Looking ahead, DN.com will continue to engage deeply with the global tech innovation ecosystem, maintaining close ties with entrepreneurs, business leaders, and industry partners. While witnessing technological progress, we remain committed to providing digital brand asset services to innovative companies, helping outstanding brands reach broader markets.

AI is transforming the world, and DN.com is proud to walk alongside the innovators driving this change.