At the Wuzhen ministerial meeting on Nov. 3, Wang Jingtao, deputy director of the Cyberspace Administration of China, said a new wave of technological and industrial change is accelerating, with large AI models, intelligent agents and embodied intelligence advancing rapidly and digital-intelligence technologies injecting fresh momentum into global growth; he warned ethical, cybersecurity and regulatory risks persist and offered five policy suggestions to steer AI toward human-centered, positive

2026-11-03

At the Wuzhen ministerial meeting on Nov. 3, Wang Jingtao, deputy director of the Cyberspace Administration of China, said a new wave of technological and industrial change is accelerating, with large AI models, intelligent agents and embodied intelligence advancing rapidly and digital-intelligence technologies injecting fresh momentum into global growth; he warned ethical, cybersecurity and regulatory risks persist and offered five policy suggestions to steer AI toward human-centered, positive development: promote openness to innovation, deepen digital-intelligence empowerment, bolster security measures, expand international cooperation to improve welfare, and safeguard fairness and justice.