The faster the technology advances, the more firmly we must anchor it in benefiting humanity and the more precise our regulatory governance must become
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As artificial intelligence advances by leaps and bounds, a host of social governance issues has followed in its wake. At the recently concluded 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, attention was paid not only to refreshing novel technologies, scenarios, and applications, but also to topics such as tech for good, risk awareness, and controllable security.
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