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CUEB Holds Award Ceremony for “Tuoling” Agent Competition and Unveils Industry‑Education Integration Base for Artificial Intelligence

Author:Translated by Wu Yixiao,Proofread by Yang Ziyi,Reviewed by Li Shuangyan Editor:Li MengLu Publish:2026-10-02 Size:TTT

On the afternoon of September 30, CUEB held the award ceremony for the “Tuoling” Agent Competition and unveiled the Industry‑Education Integration Base for Artificial Intelligence at Zhuoyu Auditorium. Liu Ying, CUEB Party Secretary, attended the event. Li Kunpeng, member of CUEB Standing Committee and Vice‑President, presided over it. Representatives from cooperating enterprises including iFLYTEK, Moore Threads, Beijing Ascend, Sitech, Lightwheel Intelligence, Chuangsifu and High‑Propel Power, were present.

In her address, Liu Ying congratulated the winning teams and thanked cooperating enterprises and industry mentors for their long‑term support for the university’s development. She noted that artificial intelligence is profoundly reshaping educational models and industrial forms. Upholding the fundamental task of fostering virtue through education, the university keeps building a disciplinary ecosystem featuring “classified development and interdisciplinary integration”. Using the Industry‑Education Integration Base for Artificial Intelligence as a key platform, CUEB will deepen university‑enterprise collaborative education and facilitate the two‑way flow of talents, technology and achievements. She encouraged teachers and students to leverage the university’s strengths in finance and economics, respond to national strategies and the high‑quality development needs of Beijing in the new era, focus on real‑world scenarios and tackle practical problems, cultivate new‑type financeandeconomics personnel, and contribute to high‑quality economic and social development.

Hosted by the Academic Affairs Department and the Student Affairs Department, and undertaken by the School of Artificial Intelligence, this competition was themed “AI Empowers Value Creation” and set up six competition tracks. More than 3,000 students in 1,213 teams across the university took part, of which 23 teams advanced to the final. At the award ceremony, the entry “Trace‑Seeking” claimed the championship; “Small‑Town Fiscal Officer” and “Sound Resonance along theCentral Axis” won the second and third prizes, respectively. “Wake‑Up Lamp”, “PaperBear” and “Camel Rhythm · Food Glow” received the second‑class awards; “Intelligent Questionnaire Analysis”, “Factory Tale Factopia”, “Beijing Tourism Planning Assistant” and “Qingyuan AlphaMind” got the third‑class awards. Another 13 teams won Awards of Excellence. Outstanding entries were collectively exhibited on site.

During the unveiling session of the Industry‑Education Integration Base for Artificial Intelligence, Li Kunpeng introduced the base’s development ideas and follow‑up plans. Centering on cutting‑edge AI directions such as large models and intelligent agents, the base will deepen university‑enterprise cooperation. Prior work includes co‑building AI micro‑majors, practical courses, pools of industry mentors, internship and practice bases, and innovation and entrepreneurship incubation platforms. It strives to fully integrate the university’s strengths in finance‑and‑economics disciplines with enterprises’ technical capabilities and industry experience. Relevant university department heads, school leaders and representatives of partner enterprises jointly unveiled the plaque for the base. Afterwards, a representative from iFLYTEK delivered a speech. The event also witnessed the appointment of the first batch of six industry mentors. Selected project teams were issued letters of intent for admission to the OPC (One Person Company) Community, supporting outstanding competition projects for further polishing, resource matching, and practical implementation.

By integrating competitions, courses, industries and innovation and entrepreneurship resources, this event marks new progress in CUEB’s university‑enterprise collaborative education in artificial intelligence. Leveraging infrastructure development, the university will further improve its AI training system, promote more projects for deployment in real scenarios to deliver tangible outcomes, and foster the cultivation of top‑tier innovative personnel in financeandeconomicsto support national and Beijing’s development.

Also in attendance were relevant universitydepartment heads, school leaders, and faculty and student representatives.

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