Chinese President Recommends Unity for Cyber Development and AI Challenges

Xi Jinping, the President of China, recently appeared before an audience to address them on 8 November. At Wuzhen-based the World Internet Conference Summit in China, the country’s president called for international collaboration to deal with artificial intelligence-related risks. The speech of Xi was pre-recorded and then broadcast at the respective conference.

President of China Supports a Worldwide Unity for Cyber Development and AI-Related Issues

In that address, the Chinese president emphasized the requirement for excavated exchanges as well as cooperation. As per Xi, this would be beneficial to mutually advance the development of a diverse community. Xi added that the worldwide community dealing with artificial intelligence has a shared vision in the world of cyberspace. According to Xi, the internet is playing the role of an exclusive driving force.

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Xi pointed out that this sector is emerging as a unique forum for mutual education between civilizations. While moving on, Xi asserted that the development of a community having a mutual future is likely. He added that this choice is a usual aspiration of the worldwide community. The Chinese president emphasized that the internet development’s fruits should help more countries as well as people.

Xi paid great attention to international cooperation among the chief points that he touched on during his address. However, he additionally said that respect should be given to cyber sovereignty and the internet development of each country.

Xi Jinping Says China Will Support AI’s Secure Development

While discussing AI, Xi revealed that the country will support artificial intelligence’s secure development. Along with that, he asserted that China has a strategy to apply the Global AI Governance Initiative. The government proposed the respective endeavour a month before dealing with a fair and open AI development atmosphere. His comments come a week following the inaugural AI Safety Summit of the United Kingdom.