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Xi Vows to Make AI for All in Debut at China’s Top Tech Summit

Bloomberg Technology Friday 17 July 2026, 02:43 UTC By Mark Anderson and Nectar Gan 1 min read
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Xi Vows to Make AI for All in Debut at China’s Top Tech Summit President Xi Jinping hailed China’s progress in developing low-cost artificial intelligence, pressing his personal imprint on the country’s rapidly expanding global influence to call for a more open technological order. Xi used his first appearance at the World AI Conference in Shanghai on Friday to urge the world to adhere to an inclusive approach, encouraging collaboration without rivalries. “AI development should not be a solo...

Xi Vows to Make AI for All in Debut at China’s Top Tech Summit President Xi Jinping hailed China’s progress in developing low-cost artificial intelligence, pressing his personal imprint on the country’s rapidly expanding global influence to call for a more open technological order. Xi used his first appearance at the World AI Conference in Shanghai on Friday to urge the world to adhere to an inclusive approach, encouraging collaboration without rivalries. “AI development should not be a solo performance by a single country, but a symphony of international cooperation,” he said.
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