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China proposes new global AI cooperation organization, headquarter planned inShanghai
At the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced the establishment of the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization in Shanghai, aimed at enhancing AI governance globally, addressing the needs of the Global South, and ensuring AI benefits all humanity, emphasizing safety and cooperation.
Key points
- China proposes a new global AI organization headquartered in Shanghai.
- The initiative aims to improve global AI governance and address the digital divide.
- Li Qiang highlighted the need for balancing AI development with safety.
- Speakers like Geoffrey Hinton and Eric Schmidt supported international cooperation on AI values.
Why it matters
- This initiative aligns with the increasing emphasis on AI ethics and safety in the global discourse.
- The formation of such organizations reflects the growing demand for inclusive technology policies, particularly from developing countries.
- Historically, China's leadership in technology has sparked debates about global influence and governance.
The proposed World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization reflects China's commitment to shaping international AI standards and emphasizes the importance of safety and equity in technological advancements.