This year's Mobile World Congress, themed 'Age of Intelligence,' marks the industry's entry into a new phase. In this era, the mobile communications industry faces three major challenges: First, the development of artificial intelligence may exacerbate the digital divide, with approximately 300 million people worldwide still lacking mobile network coverage and 3.1 billion not using mobile internet, while mainstream AI large models are trained on limited languages. Second, security governance issues such as telecom fraud are severe, with annual losses caused by 'digital fraud' being enormous. Third, regulation is lagging and fragmented. To address these challenges, the telecommunications industry must work together to bridge the digital divide and transform network infrastructure into a 'computing power foundation.' Meanwhile, it should create a trusted 'shield,' establish a digital security institutional framework, and promote collaborative governance to improve the AI security governance system. All parties must collaborate to tackle these challenges and ensure that the benefits of digital development reach a broader population.