Jul
25
Chinese researcher's AI platform valued at nearly $1m
(China Daily) Zhong Ziqi, a Chinese doctoral researcher in quantitative marketing at the London School of Economics and Political Science and a visiting professor at the Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in Sichuan province, has received a valuation of $978,000 for his proprietary AI platform AquaMind.
The valuation was issued by a licensed third-party appraisal agency in accordance with Chinese asset evaluation standards.
AquaMind is a lightweight AI platform designed to support decision-making in sales' forecasting and supply chain management. By combining practical AI algorithms with applied business functions, it reflects ongoing efforts to explore how emerging technologies can contribute to broader goals such as digital transformation and sustainable development.
The valuation was issued by a licensed third-party appraisal agency in accordance with Chinese asset evaluation standards.
AquaMind is a lightweight AI platform designed to support decision-making in sales' forecasting and supply chain management. By combining practical AI algorithms with applied business functions, it reflects ongoing efforts to explore how emerging technologies can contribute to broader goals such as digital transformation and sustainable development.