Imagine a world where AI doesn’t just power your TikTok algorithm or Spotify playlists but also tackles global challenges like healthcare gaps and climate change. That’s the future Zeng Yi, dean of Beijing Institute of AI Safety and Governance, is pushing for—but he says it’ll take teamwork 🌍🤝.
In a recent interview with CGTN, Zeng stressed that countries must collaborate to ensure AI benefits everyone, not just tech giants. "Bridging the digital and AI divide isn’t optional—it’s essential," he said, calling for better access to AI infrastructure worldwide. Think less 'robot overlords' and more 'AI for your abuela' 👵📱.
Why does this matter? From students in Manila to startups in Nairobi, unequal access to AI tools could widen existing gaps in education, jobs, and innovation. Zeng’s vision? A global playbook where nations share resources, ethics guide development, and no one’s left scrolling through the Stone Age while others binge on AI advancements 🚀.
Could this be the next 'Paris Agreement' moment for tech? Only time—and political will—will tell. But one thing’s clear: The AI revolution needs more DJs and fewer solo acts 🎧.
