Yue noted that based on her work experience, Chinese teenagers' interest in AI and technological innovation has significantly increased in recent years. In China, the prevalence of related education and competition continues to rise.

"Chinese teenagers demonstrate strong learning and practical abilities in the field of artificial intelligence, particularly in programming, algorithm design and robotics development. For example, the participation and winning rates of Chinese teenagers in international competitions like RoboCup have been increasing year by year, especially in the simulation and robotics categories," she said.

"Compared to other countries, Chinese teenagers have a significant advantage in technological education resources, such as policy support and the widespread availability of AI courses. However, there is still room for improvement in terms of innovative thinking and global perspectives. Therefore, participating in international academic activities and exchange programs, such as international academic summer camps and internships, can help Chinese teenagers stand on the global stage," she added.