As artificial intelligence reshapes industries worldwide, experts are calling for collaborative frameworks to ensure ethical and inclusive development. Liang Zheng, Vice Dean of Tsinghua University’s Institute for AI International Governance, highlighted China’s Global Governance Initiative (GGI) as a potential blueprint for balancing innovation with fairness.
During a recent CGTN program, Liang emphasized that AI’s rapid growth brings 'high uncertainty' and competing national priorities. 🌍 'The GGI isn’t about one country leading—it’s about creating systems where everyone benefits,' he said, comparing the initiative to a 'group project' for humanity.
The initiative focuses on fostering trust through shared principles, like prioritizing collective problem-solving over zero-sum competition. Liang argued this approach could help nations navigate challenges like AI bias, job displacement, and security risks without leaving anyone behind. 🤝
With tech giants racing to dominate AI, Liang’s remarks spotlight China’s push for multilateral cooperation—a move that could redefine how global players tackle emerging technologies.
