China has stepped up its call for international collaboration in artificial intelligence (AI), emphasizing common development and security during a high-profile summit in Paris this week. 🌍 Zhang Guoqing, Chinese President Xi Jinping's special representative, outlined Beijing's vision for inclusive governance and tech innovation at the AI Action Summit, positioning China as a key player in shaping global AI policies.
As a vice premier and senior Communist Party leader, Zhang highlighted AI's role as a \"game-changing force\" driving technological and industrial revolutions. He reiterated China's commitment to President Xi's Global AI Governance Initiative, launched in 2023, which promotes ethical guidelines and shared benefits across nations. 🚀
🔑 Key takeaways from China's address:
Prioritize collective problem-solving for AI security risks
Bridge global divides in AI access and capabilities
Welcome global participation in the 2025 World AI Conference in Shanghai
With AI rapidly transforming industries from healthcare to finance, Zhang's message resonates with young innovators and entrepreneurs seeking cross-border tech synergies. The speech comes as countries worldwide grapple with balancing AI innovation against ethical concerns and geopolitical competition. ⚖️
