On September 15, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun addressed inquiries at a regular press conference concerning calls from U.S. tech companies to decelerate the advancement of cutting-edge AI technologies. Guo Jiakun mentioned that China has acknowledged the pertinent statements from the U.S. AI sector. China has consistently underscored the equal significance of development and security, maintaining a heightened level of vigilance towards various risks that could emerge from AI.

Just the previous day, relevant Chinese authorities unveiled the 'AI Safety Governance Framework 3.0.' This framework systematically reviews, organizes, streamlines, and updates AI safety risks, and proposes recommendations for refining technological responses and comprehensive governance measures. China advocates for the central role of the United Nations in AI governance and is prepared to engage in the multilateral governance process with a responsible demeanor. It aims to collaborate with all nations to establish a just and equitable global AI governance system and foster the inclusive and beneficial development of AI.