（Interpreter:Yingying Zhou）

Professor Xiaochuan Zhang from our university led the Machine Game Special Committee to be awarded the title of Outstanding Special Committee of the Chinese Association for Artificial Intelligence for the year 2025

Net news (article/picture Software College, Lijuan Meng)According to the official website of the China Association for Artificial Intelligence, the Machine Game Professional Committee led by Professor Zhang Xiaochuan from our university's Software College was awarded the title of "Outstanding Professional Committee of the China Association for Artificial Intelligence in 2025.".

The Chinese Association for Artificial Intelligence (CAAI), officially registered by the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, is a national first-tier association in the field of artificial intelligence and a formal member organization of the China Association for Science and Technology. It has the authority to recommend candidates for the titles of Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences or the Chinese Academy of Engineering. The Machine Game Theory and Technology Committee is one of the 53 specialized committees under CAAI, currently affiliated with Chongqing University of Technology, with Xiaochuan Zhang serving as its director. Under Zhang's leadership, the committee has been consecutively recognized as the "Outstanding Secondary Organization of the Year" by CAAI for three years, making it the largest specialized committee within CAAI in terms of membership. This committee is dedicated to "teaching" computer game theory, establishing a standard research platform for artificial intelligence, and focusing on cultivating high-caliber practical talents in China's AI field.

R1: "Xintiandi" must be translated as "Xintiandi" According to reports, Xiaochuan Zhang began organizing a research team for "machine gaming" in November 2025.Currently,a university-level computer gaming innovation lab has been established at the School of Software Engineering, recruiting 18 students in its first batch. Training sessions were conducted during the winter break, aiming to create new horizons in machine gaming research and talent cultivation at our university through the model of "promoting innovation, research, and integration through competitions.".