On July 12th, LENOVO GROUP and Migu Video jointly released the "World Cup Prediction Human-Machine Battle: A 100-Game Observation Report." This report provides a systematic analysis of AI's performance in complex real-world scenarios, based on the prediction results from a joint initiative. The initiative pitted a human team against 12 leading domestic large AI models in forecasting the outcomes of the first 100 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The report summarizes several key interim findings, offering a practical, real-world case study for observing the capabilities and limitations of AI in intricate real-life situations.

This "World Cup Prediction Human-Machine Battle" is recognized as the world's first large-scale contest where multiple AI systems competed alongside humans in predicting World Cup matches. The event employed a live reality show format, with actual match results verified and recorded publicly in real-time, creating a major public engagement event centered on human-machine competition. To date, the activity has attracted over 35 million participants worldwide, establishing itself as one of the most influential AI interactive events of this World Cup.