In the "Human vs. AI World Cup Prediction Challenge" by Lenovo Group and Migu Video, 12 large AI models submitted predictions for the 32 World Cup qualifying teams using a standardized answer sheet launched on May 28. Final rankings were based on correct matches against actual qualifiers. Tencent HunYuan ranked first with a score of 29 out of 32, earning the title of "Top AI Predictor." MiniMax and iFlytek Spark tied for second, each scoring 28 out of 32. DeepSeek, Zhipu AI, and Lenovo Tianxi AI jointly placed fourth with scores of 27 out of 32. Over the contest, AI collectively surpassed human predictors. On June 13, the aggregate AI win rate was 43.8% while humans had 54.4%. On June 18, AI's win rate surpassed humans for the first time at 48.6% versus 45.0%. By June 27, AI's aggregate win rate reached 61.9% compared to 54.6% for humans, a lead of 7.3 percentage points. AI showed strong consensus in predicting traditional powerhouses like Argentina, Brazil, England, and Portugal.