Nowadays, 5G and artificial intelligence are both very popular industries, and of course they affect each other. Because 5G has advantages such as greater bandwidth, faster transmission speeds, lower communication latency, and higher reliability, it can bring new opportunities for the development of artificial intelligence. For example, during Mobile Barcelona, Ericsson joined hands with China Mobile to develop and demonstrate a prototype of a new-generation 5G smart factory based on network slicing technology. In this 5G smart factory prototype has been used artificial intelligence technology to accessories to complete video information acquisition and identification and matching.