The photo shows the cover of the case collection titled AI from China Benefits the World (2025), unveiled during the 2025 World AI Conference&High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance held in Shanghai on Saturday.
BEIJING, July 26 (Xinhua) -- An AI-themed case collection titled AI from China Benefits the World (2025) was officially released during the 2025 World AI Conference&High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance held in Shanghai on Saturday.
The bilingual Chinese-English publication, unveiled by Zheng Shanjie, head of the National Development and Reform Commission, combines integrated visuals and narratives to highlight a range of impactful outcomes from international cooperation in artificial intelligence.
Through compelling real-world stories that reflect the joint progress of Chinese AI and the global community, the collection showcases China's contributions to shared knowledge and win-win cooperation in advancing AI worldwide.
As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms the way people live and interact, it is also reshaping global economic and technological paradigms, and emerging as a core focus of global innovation.
In recent years, China has remained committed to a people-centered and responsible approach to AI development and governance, encouraging mutual learning and integration through international collaboration. The collection focuses on international cooperation projects and presents vivid examples of how Chinese AI products and technologies are empowering development across countries and regions in Asia, Africa, South America, Europe, and beyond.
Looking ahead, China is dedicated to working with countries around the world to deepen AI applications in areas such as infrastructure, healthcare, climate action, and public safety. With technology as a bridge and collaboration as a vessel, China will continue to promote mutual benefit, foster innovation through shared learning, and inject sustained momentum into addressing global challenges and driving humanity's sustainable development. (Edited by Yang Yifan with Xinhua Silk Road, yangyifan@xinhua.org)
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