985 Alumni Circle x TSVC | Silicon Valley AI Roundtable #4: The Sino-US Temperature Gap in AI Entrepreneurship – What is Silicon Valley Holding, and What is Happening in China?

985 Alumni Circle x TSVC | Silicon Valley AI Roundtable #4: The Sino-US Temperature Gap in AI Entrepreneurship – What is Silicon Valley Holding, and What is Happening in China? In AI entrepreneurship in 2026, a clear "Sino-US temperature gap" is emerging. On one side is Silicon Valley, where capital, top talent, and cutting-edge technology continue to rapidly converge towards AI; On the other side is China, where AI is accelerating into industries and real business scenarios, with more and more entrepreneurs shifting from “going overseas” to “being globally born”. When the technology and capital of Silicon Valley meet the industrial, engineering, and commercialization capabilities of China, where are the real opportunities worth betting on in the next round? This Silicon Valley AI Roundtable invites three guests crossing the frontiers of investment, entrepreneurship, and technology in both China and the US for an in-depth closed-door exchange with a capacity of 30 people. Guest Speakers: Xia Chun | Co-founder and Partner at TSVC, early-stage investor in Silicon Valley, discusses from a VC perspective: What is Silicon Valley's current capital invested in? As AI entrepreneurship enters its second half, what kind of companies are truly worth betting on? Xu Ruicheng | Founder of the Overseas Expedition Alumni Association, Partner at Daguang Capital. This summer, Richer spent nearly two months in-depth visiting China, communicating with numerous entrepreneurs, companies, and investment institutions. He will share insights on the latest changes in Chinese AI entrepreneurship, industrial transformation, AI Native Business, AI Rollup, AI Physical World, and how Chinese companies are transitioning from “going overseas” to “being globally born”. A founder of a rapidly growing AI company whose team primarily targets European and American markets. In just over a year since launch, they have gained tens of millions of global users and achieved scaled commercial revenue. Sharing Topic: “From 0 to 30 Million Users in Europe and America: How Can Chinese AI Products Enter the Global Market from Day 1?” How to find genuine overseas user needs without competing on financing volume? How does the Chinese team approach product, growth, and commercialization for the European and American markets? As competition in AI applications becomes increasingly fierce, how to transition from competing on “models” to competing on “scenarios, products, and growth”? Li Mingshun | Global AI, Hanghang AI, Shunfu Capital. Focused on AI entrepreneurship and Chinese supply chain practices, discussing how the advantages of Chinese entrepreneurs can combine with AI to form new global entrepreneurship opportunities after the pure software AI market becomes crowded. Core Discussion: What is happening in China? Why may industrial AI, AI Rollup, and commercialization become opportunities worth monitoring in the next stage? What is Silicon Valley holding? Agent, Vertical AI, Robotics... which directions are overheated, and which opportunities are just beginning? Where is the “temperature gap” in Sino-US entrepreneurship? What aspects of technology, capital, talent, industry, and commercialization are currently being underestimated on both sides? From “going overseas” to “being globally born,” can combining Chinese R&D with the American market become a vital pathway for the next generation of global AI companies? After AI enters the Physical AI realm, what unique advantages does China still have? When advanced US AI meets Chinese manufacturing, supply chains, and engineering capabilities, what new opportunities might arise? Event Information: Time: August 26, 2026 (Wednesday) 15:30–19:30 PTLocation: Los Altos, California (notification upon registration)Capacity: Up to 30 peopleFormat: Guest sharing + in-depth talks + private discussionsRegistration: By invitation + application review system Target Audience: AI entrepreneurs, tech entrepreneurs, investors, Chinese companies entering the US market, and industry professionals interested in AI and globalization opportunities. 30 people · 4 hours · 4 perspectivesChinese Frontline × Silicon Valley CapitalTogether re-evaluating the next round of opportunities in AI entrepreneurship and globalization.