中国人工智能创业领域的主力军结构正在发生显著变化，这一趋势由多位出生于2005年之后的在校大学生创业者所代表 1。尽管《中国AI百企创始人画像报告》显示当前行业创始人的平均年龄为38岁，最年轻者出生于1998年（28岁）1，但一股以“05后”为核心的新兴力量已在细分赛道崭露头角，完成了从概念到市场验证的跨越 1。
这股新生代的创业实践涵盖了医疗健康、供应链管理、教育科技及无人机巡检等多个垂直领域 1。来自中国科学技术大学的刘思哲创立了名为“勿忘我”的项目，专注于阿尔茨海默病的AI早期筛查 1。浙江工商大学学生梅优杉打造的“优脉工链”平台致力于AI供应链协同，该平台不仅已完成天使轮融资，在上线之初便承接了超百万元海外订单 1。中国传媒大学的唐言为则推进其AI教育产品“友学伴UniGrow”，并已前往硅谷洽谈相关合作 1。此外，深圳职业技术大学的侯增豪主导了“空中智能体”项目，团队中80%的成员均为05后，该项目已训练出200多种模型以适配不同的巡检场景 1。
万瑶（wteam执行总裁）指出，05后被视为第一代“AI原住民”，他们视人工智能如同水电一般，是自然存在的基础设施 1。分析认为，AI作为基础设施的普及降低了技术门槛，加之高校、政府及社会对青年创业环境提供了更多的包容与支持，共同推动了这一代际更替现象的出现 1。
A new generation of entrepreneurs is emerging in China's artificial intelligence sector, marking a transition away from experienced veterans toward founders born after 2005. 1 According to the "Portrait Report of Founders of 100 Chinese AI Companies," the average age of AI founders stands at 38, with the youngest individual born in 1998 (28 years old). 1 Despite this statistical backdrop, several college students from the post-2005 cohort have successfully launched startups and secured market validation in specialized AI applications. 1
These young founders are driving innovation across diverse sectors including healthcare, supply chain management, education, and drone technology. 1 Liu Sizhe from the University of Science and Technology of China established "Forget Me Not," an AI project focused on early screening for Alzheimer's disease. 1 Mei Youshan, a student at Zhejiang Gongshang University, created "Umai Gonglian," an AI-driven supply chain collaboration platform that completed its angel round funding and received over one million yuan in overseas orders shortly after launch. 1 Tang Yanwei from Communication University of China is advancing the educational product "UniGrow" and has traveled to Silicon Valley to discuss potential partnerships. 1 Additionally, Hou Zenghao from Shenzhen Polytechnic University leads the "Sky Agent" project, which has trained over 200 models adapted for inspection scenarios, with 80% of his team members also belonging to the post-2005 generation. 1
The rise of these "Gen Z" founders is attributed to the democratization of AI as infrastructure, which has lowered technical barriers to entry. 1 Wan Yao, Executive President of wteam, describes these young entrepreneurs as the first generation of "AI natives," viewing artificial intelligence as naturally integrated into their lives like water or electricity. 1 This trend is further supported by an inclusive environment fostered by universities, government bodies, and society at large, which encourages youth entrepreneurship through competitions and resource support. 1
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