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Days after the unanimous adoption of its sponsored artificial intelligence (AI) resolution, Chinese executives are amplifying the calls for countries to adopt an even pace for development. Chinese Premier Li Qiang urged developed countries to match the pace of their developing counterparts in AI innovation, citing a slew of attendant benefits. Li made his position known at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai with attendance from several leading AI companies and countries. The Chinese premier noted that an even approach to AI innovation will be key in bridging the “intelligence gap” between developed and developing countries. Describing AI as the “commonwealth of mankind,” Qiang noted that nearly half of the global population does not have access to AI offerings despite the seemingly rapid pace of adoption. He disclosed that proceeding in a uniform manner for technology innovation and adoption is the Chinese habit of doing things, hinting at the leaps recorded in 5G technology, navigation systems, and COVID-19 medical technologies. Apart from the lofty goal of providing 2.5 billion persons with access to large language models (LLMs), the Chinese premier pointed out that China is keen on ensuring responsible development for the technology. In his keynote address, Qiang highlighted the risks stemming from uneven regulatory standards, a trend that could fuel regulatory arbitrage from service providers. “Developing artificial intelligence is like setting sail on a vast ocean,” said Qiang. “The scenery ahead is exciting, but there will inevitably be storms along the way. As long as we firmly grasp the correct course, work together, and help each other, we will surely reach a better place.” Last week, a Chinese-backed AI resolution received mass support from the United Nations member states, seeking to democratize AI development among nations and present a united front in facing looming AI challenges. “The unanimous…

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