On September 28, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference. Some foreign media reporters asked questions. One of the results of the first meeting between China and the US was that the two sides agreed to establish an artificial intelligence dialogue mechanism, including communication channels for artificial intelligence-related emergencies. Before China recently established an international cooperation organization on artificial intelligence, China has always supported multilateral cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence and advocated adopting more comprehensive solutions, including formulating ethical guidelines, establishing relevant processes, and ensuring that artificial intelligence is under human control. However, the US side's position is more biased towards limited solutions, focusing only on artificial intelligence security and early warning mechanisms between specific actors. At present, the new mechanism between China and the US seems to reflect more of the US side's thinking. May I ask the speaker, is China adjusting its position on international artificial intelligence governance? Is this bilateral mechanism sufficient to form a framework for global AI governance? Guo Jiakun said that China has always maintained a constructive and responsible attitude in participating in the global governance of artificial intelligence and continues to contribute to China's solutions. China has always maintained that the United Nations should continue to play its role as the main channel and establish a fair and reasonable global artificial intelligence governance system. “At the same time, we are also willing to maintain communication with the US through channels such as intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence. This is not only an important path to promote the beneficial and inclusive development of global artificial intelligence, but also the proper meaning of building a constructive strategic and stable relationship between China and the US based on respect, fairness, and equality.” Guo Jiakun said.

On September 28, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference. Some foreign media reporters asked questions. One of the results of the first meeting between China and the US was that the two sides agreed to establish an artificial intelligence dialogue mechanism, including communication channels for artificial intelligence-related emergencies. Before China recently established an international cooperation organization on artificial intelligence, China has always supported multilateral cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence and advocated adopting more comprehensive solutions, including formulating ethical guidelines, establishing relevant processes, and ensuring that artificial intelligence is under human control. However, the US side's position is more biased towards limited solutions, focusing only on artificial intelligence security and early warning mechanisms between specific actors. At present, the new mechanism between China and the US seems to reflect more of the US side's thinking. May I ask the speaker, is China adjusting its position on international artificial intelligence governance? Is this bilateral mechanism sufficient to form a framework for global AI governance? Guo Jiakun said that China has always maintained a constructive and responsible attitude in participating in the global governance of artificial intelligence and continues to contribute to China's solutions. China has always maintained that the United Nations should continue to play its role as the main channel and establish a fair and reasonable global artificial intelligence governance system. “At the same time, we are also willing to maintain communication with the US through channels such as intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence. This is not only an important path to promote the beneficial and inclusive development of global artificial intelligence, but also the proper meaning of building a constructive strategic and stable relationship between China and the US based on respect, fairness, and equality.” Guo Jiakun said.