- The official report describes governance discussions, not a newly enacted regulation.
- Models, agents and embodied intelligence were included in the corporate roundtable.
Innovation and oversight
Officials, researchers and technology companies met in Wuzhen on November 4 for a forum on artificial-intelligence innovation and governance, China's cyberspace regulator reported. Discussions addressed emerging technical trends, safety risks and international coordination, placing development and security on the same agenda.
Participants in the keynote programme included experts and representatives from China, the United States, South Korea and Singapore, among other countries and regions. Their subjects included preventing safety risks and coordinating global governance. The official account describes discussion and exchange, rather than adoption of a binding regulatory framework.
Companies discuss responsibility
A corporate roundtable brought together representatives from Alibaba, Apple, SAP, AgiBot, ZTE and Weibo, alongside the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence. They discussed opportunities and challenges arising from faster advances in large models, AI agents and embodied intelligence, including independent innovation and corporate social responsibility.
The forum was initiated by a technical bureau of the Cyberspace Administration of China and hosted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Zhongguancun Laboratory. More than 120 representatives attended.
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