According to Xinhua News Agency, China is stepping up preparations for the establishment of the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO). China welcomes all parties to join the initiative and work together to promote AI for good and for all.

Over the past two years, discussions between China and the United States on artificial intelligence have increasingly been shaped by the narrative of “strategic competition.” At the same time, AI has also introduced shared risks that no single country can address alone. During U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to China, the leaders of China and the United States agreed to launch an intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence. Can the resumption of this dialogue mechanism

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Sino-US cooperation is crucial for developing the practical guardrails that are imperative in a world in which AI races and risks are increasingly intertwinedAs the development of artificial intelligence reshapes industries, intensifies corporate competition and creates shared risks, building guardrails and setting credible rules and public-safety foundations for technological development are global responsibilities shared by China and the United States.In todays AI landscape, the US still holds

People’s Daily Overseas Edition, May 2, 2026, Page 6AI-powered disaster warning systems, robots capable of playing musical instruments and performing dances, and AI-enabled smart glasses offering real-time translation were among more than 20 cutting-edge digital technologies showcased at the recent Third High-Level Conferenceof the Forum on Global Action for Shared Development (hereafter “the Forum”). A companion exhibition platform, branded “Digital South”, was also launched during the event.Fi

“AI is a nascent industry, and it is also an industry that belongs to young people.” During an inspection tour in Shanghai in April 2025, Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, Chinese president and chairman of the Central Military Commission, noted that AI technologies are evolving rapidly and entering a phase of explosive growth. He urged Shanghai to summarize its successful experience in fields such as nurturing the AI industry through a large m

Southern People Weekly spoke with Yao Xu, Secretary-General of The Center for Global AI Innovative Governance (CGAIG) and Associate Research Fellow at Fudan Development Institute. Dr. Yao analyzed the different circumstances and solutions of China, the United States and the European Union in AI regulation and governance, and stressed the need to pay attention to the risk that AI may further exacerbate global inequality and the digital divide.

As a fast-evolving and disruptive technology, AI is showing ever more clearly its nature as a double-edged sword. It offers vast opportunities for social and economic progress, but also carries significant uncertainty and complex risks. Addressing these uncertainties and risks, and ensuring AI develops in an inclusive and responsible way, requires urgent global dialogue and cooperation.Robots on display at the exhibition area of the 2025 Global Industrial InternetConference held in Shenyang, Lia