China's leadership emphasized the need for cooperation and shared governance on the challenges of the AI era, Huanqiu reported, and the foreign ministry called the conference's outcomes fruitful.

China is pushing wider participation by developing countries and closing gaps as key agenda items in debates on AI standards, safety and ethics—read as an effort to amplify its voice in shaping global norms.

AI governance spans data, safety, copyright and jobs. Nations are seeking different balances between spurring innovation and managing risk.

Internationally, competition and cooperation among major powers like the U.S. and China over technical standards are proceeding at once. How a multilateral framework is built is decisive.

We see AI governance not as a contest for national advantage but as a shared safety challenge for humanity, watching the norm-setting debate over keeping technology in people's service with balance.