UDI Joins the 2026 X-AGI Conference as a Diamond Sponsor

From October 16 to 18, 2026, the 2026 X-AGI Conference was held at the Beijing Friendship Hotel. Beijing Unified Data Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd. (UDI) participated as a Diamond Sponsor, setting up a dedicated booth in the tea-break area to present its Statistics × AI technical achievements and exchange ideas with researchers, industry practitioners, and students.
Centered on the theme "AI Conference for the neXt Generation," the conference was initiated by Capital of Statistics and FAI, and jointly organized by the Department of Statistics and Data Science at Tsinghua University, the Center for Applied Statistics of Renmin University of China, the School of Statistics at Renmin University of China, Capital of Statistics, FAI, and the AI Branch of the China Business Statistics Association, with Oscholar, AI TIME, and the Graduate Student Union of Tsinghua SEM as co-organizers and Chaspark as strategic partner. The conference attracted nearly 700 registrants, with over 6,800 live stream viewers and more than 12,000 total views across platforms according to Chaspark livestream data.
Across 14 parallel sessions and 49 talks, discussions spanned AI4Science, AI4Math & Theory, AI Infra, Physics of Deep Learning, Agent technology and applications, LLM evaluation and benchmarks, brain-computer interfaces, pre-training algorithms, foundations of large language models, diffusion language models, machine learning theory, mathematical and computational foundations of AI, AI+Finance, and AI+Education. Hosted by Conference Secretary-General Xiaorui Qiu, the main forum opened with remarks from Conference Chair Yilun Zhong, followed by an opening address from Prof. Jun Liu, Chair of the Department of Statistics and Data Science at Tsinghua University. Reflecting on how statistics historically entered interdisciplinary fields such as bioinformatics, Prof. Liu noted that AI and foundation-model theory now present a similar window of opportunity for statisticians, emphasizing open-source sharing and interdisciplinary openness. Keynote speeches by Prof. Maosong Sun, Prof. Jianfeng Feng, and Zihan Qiu then explored fundamental open questions in generative AI, statistical tools for neuroscience, and internal optimization mechanisms of large models.

To support young scholars and open academic exchange, the conference featured the Rising Stars Poster series, showcasing more than 50 posters and funding over 20 undergraduates to attend in Beijing. Marking the 20th anniversary of Capital of Statistics, X-AGI also hosted the Youth Night gathering at the new AGI Bar venue on Zhongguancun Inno Way, where more than 100 guests shared a 20th-anniversary cake and continued technical conversations late into the evening.

At its booth themed "Statistics × AI: Intelligence You Can Trust," UDI distributed company brochures and custom gifts while introducing attendees to its technical framework combining statistical modeling, causal inference, uncertainty quantification, and decision optimization with foundation-model agents, alongside practical applications in materials R&D and industrial decision-making.

Throughout the event, the UDI team held in-depth conversations with groups of students interested in Statistics × AI, sharing details on the company's research directions and business areas while encouraging outstanding candidates to apply for internship and full-time roles. The conference strengthened UDI's visibility across the interdisciplinary AI community and generated enthusiastic feedback from attendees.

Looking ahead, UDI will continue advancing the deep integration of statistics, data science, and artificial intelligence, collaborating with universities, research institutions, and young talent to build dependable, explainable intelligent systems. For full conference highlights, visit the official X-AGI 2026 conference recap (selected main-forum and poster-session photos courtesy of the official recap), or explore internship and career opportunities in our Careers section.