At the World AI Conference in Shanghai, Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the urgent need for global consensus on balancing the rapid development of artificial intelligence with its security risks. He called for responsible governance, open-source collaboration, and announced a new China-led international body to enhance AI cooperation. Li highlighted challenges such as misinformation, job displacement, and loss of human control. Meanwhile, U.S. President Trump vowed aggressive policies to ensure American dominance in AI, aiming to reduce regulatory hurdles for private innovation.
Amid the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, Chinese Premier Li Qiang has urged the world to remain alert to its potential security risks. He emphasized that maintaining a balance between development and security in the AI sector is crucial and called for a global consensus on the issue.
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