Chinese Premier Li Qiang will outline China's vision for artificial intelligence development and global collaboration at the 2025 World AI Conference opening ceremony in Shanghai, according to a Foreign Ministry announcement. The July 26 event brings together tech leaders, policymakers, and researchers from over 50 countries and regions to address AI's transformative potential and governance challenges.
Analysts suggest the address will highlight China's advancements in smart manufacturing and digital infrastructure while emphasizing international cooperation. "This conference represents a crucial platform for aligning technological progress with shared human values," the ministry spokesperson stated, noting Premier Li's speech will address ethical frameworks for emerging technologies.
Business leaders anticipate announcements about cross-border AI partnerships, particularly in healthcare and green energy solutions. The four-day summit will feature demonstrations of AI applications in urban planning and climate modeling, with Shanghai positioning itself as Asia's innovation hub through new research facilities in Pudong's tech corridor.
