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From August 31 to September 1, Minister of Science and Technology Yin Hejun led a Chinese delegation to the US to attend the G20 Innovation Working Group Innovation Ministerial Meeting. Yin Hejun said that the development of emerging technologies represented by artificial intelligence has entered an unprecedented period of activity. Opportunities and challenges coexist, and there is an urgent need for countries to work together to deal with them. China has always placed scientific and technological innovation in a prominent position in the modernization drive, and has continued to expand high-level technological openness. In the field of artificial intelligence, China emphasizes the concept of putting people first, and is committed to promoting global artificial intelligence capacity building and contributing China's solutions to bridge the digital intelligence divide. The Innovation Ministerial Conference was presided over by Michael Crazios, director of the US White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Under the theme of “Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies Leading Innovation”, extensive and in-depth discussions were held on topics such as “Innovation Support Policy Framework,” “Technology Empowers Prosperity and Development,” and “Building a Technical Talent Team.” The conference reached many agreements on artificial intelligence and emerging technology innovation policy principles, and improving workers' artificial intelligence skills. During the conference, Yin Hejun held talks, meetings, and exchanges with ministers of science and technology from Britain, Argentina and other countries or their representatives, and had an in-depth exchange of views on deepening bilateral and multilateral cooperation in science and technology innovation.
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From August 31 to September 1, Minister of Science and Technology Yin Hejun led a Chinese delegation to the US to attend the G20 Innovation Working Group Innovation Ministerial Meeting. Yin Hejun said that the development of emerging technologies represented by artificial intelligence has entered an unprecedented period of activity. Opportunities and challenges coexist, and there is an urgent need for countries to work together to deal with them. China has always placed scientific and technological innovation in a prominent position in the modernization drive, and has continued to expand high-level technological openness. In the field of artificial intelligence, China emphasizes the concept of putting people first, and is committed to promoting global artificial intelligence capacity building and contributing China's solutions to bridge the digital intelligence divide. The Innovation Ministerial Conference was presided over by Michael Crazios, director of the US White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Under the theme of “Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies Leading Innovation”, extensive and in-depth discussions were held on topics such as “Innovation Support Policy Framework,” “Technology Empowers Prosperity and Development,” and “Building a Technical Talent Team.” The conference reached many agreements on artificial intelligence and emerging technology innovation policy principles, and improving workers' artificial intelligence skills. During the conference, Yin Hejun held talks, meetings, and exchanges with ministers of science and technology from Britain, Argentina and other countries or their representatives, and had an in-depth exchange of views on deepening bilateral and multilateral cooperation in science and technology innovation.
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