Huawei, Alibaba and 20 Other Entities Release Self-Regulatory Charter for Intelligent Agents Development

The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), Huawei, Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi, and 20 other entities have jointly released the "Self-Regulatory Charter for Intelligent Agents Development," proposing the establishment of an infrastructure for interconnected intelligent agents. The charter emphasizes the development of technologies and standards for intelligent agent registration and resolution, capability description and discovery, intent understanding and transformation, network routing and connection, resource scheduling and measurement, as well as protocol compatibility and mutual recognition, in order to reduce the costs of cross-domain discovery and connection for intelligent agents, supporting their interconnection and collaboration. The goal is to accelerate the empowerment of intelligent agents across various industries, serve the real economy, develop low-threshold tools for intelligent agent development and deployment, collaborate on research and development of intelligent agents aimed at real operational scenarios, and promote their integration into existing production systems and business processes, creating benchmark applications. At the same time, it aims to reduce the costs of implementing intelligent agents, helping industries improve quality and efficiency.

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