Analysts at Goldman Sachs stated in a research report that Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) equities are far from entering a bubble phase. They indicated that generative AI is projected to contribute an 8% cumulative increase to China's labor productivity over the next decade. According to Goldman Sachs' estimates, AI has the potential to generate new revenue opportunities, with Chinese companies' total global revenue possibly reaching up to $16 trillion by 2035. Meanwhile, through cost savings and efficiency improvements, the widespread adoption of AI could enhance the profitability of Chinese enterprises by three percentage points annually over the next ten years. Goldman Sachs also emphasized that not investing in China's AI sector could indeed pose a risk, as AI is arguably central to the overall policy framework of China's next five-year plan.