The Party Committee of the State Council's State-owned Assets Administration Commission held an expanded meeting on July 20. The meeting agreed that it is necessary to push central enterprises to go deeper and more practical, guide and supervise central enterprises to seize the development window period, give full play to their comparative advantages, cultivate and open up more iconic scenarios, and drive model iteration and computing power upgrades. We need to make good use of the revitalized community, continue to gather and open up “modular computing” global capabilities to the community, build special sections such as scenarios, and attract more developers to build and share. It is necessary to strengthen industrial chain collaboration and rely on the industrial community to achieve complementary advantages, data sharing, and model co-creation among all parties. We must seize opportunities to go overseas, rely on the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, actively participate in the formulation of international standards and regulations, actively convey the voice of central enterprises and highlight the responsibility of central enterprises in constructing a fair and reasonable global artificial intelligence governance system.

The Party Committee of the State Council's State-owned Assets Administration Commission held an expanded meeting on July 20. The meeting agreed that it is necessary to push central enterprises to go deeper and more practical, guide and supervise central enterprises to seize the development window period, give full play to their comparative advantages, cultivate and open up more iconic scenarios, and drive model iteration and computing power upgrades. We need to make good use of the revitalized community, continue to gather and open up “modular computing” global capabilities to the community, build special sections such as scenarios, and attract more developers to build and share. It is necessary to strengthen industrial chain collaboration and rely on the industrial community to achieve complementary advantages, data sharing, and model co-creation among all parties. We must seize opportunities to go overseas, rely on the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, actively participate in the formulation of international standards and regulations, actively convey the voice of central enterprises and highlight the responsibility of central enterprises in constructing a fair and reasonable global artificial intelligence governance system.