China unveils 15th Five-Year Plan to digitize public cultural services with AI
On September 20, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for the Public Cultural Service System, promoting digital infrastructure including a national smart library system and public cultural cloud platform. The plan encourages AI applications for intelligent management, integration with government service platforms, and digital-intelligent upgrades at public cultural institutions nationwide.
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China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Urges Inclusion of Digital Infrastructure in New-Type Development
On September 20, Cailian Press reported that China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism has issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Construction of the Public Cultural Service System.' The plan calls for advancing the nationwide smart library system and the National Public Cultural Cloud Platform, strengthening resource aggregation and business coordination. It urges localities to include public cultural digital infrastructure construction within new-type infrastructure development, deepen integration with local government and livelihood service platforms, and promote integrated, shared, and coordinated platform services. The plan also encourages public cultural institutions to carry out pragmatic digital-intelligent transformations, driving the renewal of digital service equipment and iterative upgrades of management systems. The goal is to achieve interconnection and interoperability of digital infrastructure across regions.
Read sourceChina's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Issues Plan for Public Cultural Digital Infrastructure
On September 20, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism released the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Construction of the Public Cultural Service System.' The plan focuses on advancing digital infrastructure for public cultural services, including the continued development of a nationwide smart library system and the National Public Cultural Cloud Platform. It emphasizes strengthening resource aggregation and business coordination to consolidate core digital infrastructure platforms. The plan also promotes the creation of key technical standards for public cultural services and supports local governments in integrating regional digital service platforms according to unified standards. This aims to enhance connectivity with smart library systems and the National Public Cultural Cloud Platform, achieving interconnection among digital infrastructure. Additionally, the plan encourages public cultural institutions at all levels to undertake pragmatic, cost-effective, and efficient digital and intelligent transformations, upgrading digital service equipment and iteratively improving management systems.
Read sourceChina's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Plans to Advance AI Applications in Modern Public Libraries
On September 20, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Construction of the Public Cultural Service System.' The plan proposes continuing to promote the development of modern public libraries, aiming to build libraries that are more professional, smart, open, and inclusive. It seeks to cultivate a number of modern public libraries with distinct Chinese characteristics that rank among the world's best. The plan specifically promotes the application of new technologies such as artificial intelligence to achieve intelligent business management and precise service delivery. It also encourages qualified public libraries to strengthen decision-making consultation and think-tank services to provide information support for major national strategies.
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China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Plans to Promote AI in Modern Public Libraries
On September 20, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Construction of the Public Cultural Service System.' The plan outlines continued development of modern public libraries, aiming to build more professional, smart, open, and inclusive facilities oriented toward economic and social needs and individual development. It seeks to cultivate a batch of modern public libraries with Chinese characteristics and world-leading standards. The plan specifically promotes the application of new technologies such as artificial intelligence to achieve intelligent business management and precise service delivery. It also encourages public libraries with suitable conditions to strengthen decision-making consultation and think-tank services to provide information support for major national strategies.
Read sourceChina's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Promotes Digital Infrastructure for Public Cultural Services
On September 20, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Construction of the Public Cultural Service System.' The plan calls for continued development of a national smart library system and a national public cultural cloud platform, aiming to strengthen resource aggregation and business coordination to solidify the core platform of national public cultural digital infrastructure. It requires the formulation of key technical standards for public cultural services and supports local governments in integrating regional digital service platforms in accordance with unified standards, ensuring interoperability with the smart library management system and the national cloud platform. The plan also urges local authorities to incorporate public cultural digital infrastructure into new infrastructure construction, deepen integration with local government service and livelihood platforms, and promote integrated, shared, and collaborative services. Additionally, it encourages public cultural institutions at all levels to carry out practical, cost-effective, and efficient digital and intelligent upgrades, updating digital service equipment and management systems.
Read sourceChina's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Promotes Digital Public Culture Infrastructure in New-Type Development
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism of China has issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Construction of the Public Cultural Service System,' which outlines key initiatives for digitalizing public cultural services. The plan proposes continuing the development of the national smart library system and the National Public Cultural Cloud Platform, aiming to strengthen resource aggregation and business coordination. It calls for promoting key technical standards for public culture and supporting localities in integrating regional digital public cultural service platforms according to unified standards. The plan encourages local governments to incorporate digital public cultural infrastructure into new-type infrastructure construction, deepen integration with government affairs and livelihood service platforms, and advance full-domain sharing and business collaboration. Additionally, it urges public cultural institutions at all levels to carry out pragmatic, economical, and efficient digital-intelligent transformations, upgrading digital service equipment and management systems. The plan was reported by Cailian Press and sourced from East Money's industry economy section.
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