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[Assistant Foreign Minister Liu Bin attended the opening ceremony of the fourth artificial intelligence capacity building seminar] On September 7, 2026, Assistant Foreign Minister Liu Bin attended the opening ceremony of the fourth artificial intelligence capacity building seminar at Peking University and delivered a speech. Liu Bin said that the potential of artificial intelligence will not automatically transform into dividends for common development, but may also solidify or even exacerbate inequality, making the rich richer and the strong stronger. If a few countries and a few companies are allowed to monopolize artificial intelligence resources, if the global digital divide and the gap between rich and poor are allowed to further widen, and if the "law of the jungle" is allowed to dominate artificial intelligence, the cutting-edge technology that defines the world's future, the world's disputes and chaos will intensify, and peace and tranquility will become even more out of reach. Liu Bin pointed out that the key to capacity building is not to grant it unilaterally, but to focus more on helping developing countries obtain the underlying capabilities for independent development, so that artificial intelligence can enter real scenarios, solve practical problems, and generate sustainable value. Capacity building is a systematic project, and we must seek truth from facts, adapt measures to local conditions, and find a development path and capacity building path that meets the country's national conditions and actual needs. Capacity building is not just a development issue. It is necessary to simultaneously improve the governance capabilities of various countries to ensure the healthy and orderly development of artificial intelligence. Representatives from more than 30 countries will participate in this seminar, which will last a week of seminars, visits and exchanges in Beijing. (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
🕐 2026-09-07 19:13
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