At the Shanghai World Artificial Intelligence Conference Exhibition Hall, UN Secretary General Guterres stopped at the Sharpa Robotics booth in China. The staff demonstrated a material flexible paper precision alignment task, which was autonomously completed by the robot. When Guterres flipped the paper over, the robot immediately observed and returned to its position. He smiled and said, 'I want to buy four.'. This scene quickly spread and became the most vivid footnote of the conference day - AI is no longer an abstract concept, but a touchable, measurable, and trustworthy productivity.

Technology landing focuses on three major dimensions

Li Jinjin, founder of Jinyue Technology, introduced to Guterres that the industrial timing control big model has been widely adapted to the process manufacturing fields such as biological fermentation, sewage treatment, and petrochemicals. The system can accurately deduce the optimal process for more than 100 hours in the early stage of production. After the landing of Chuanning Biotechnology, the yield has increased by over 5%. Guterres attaches great importance to the core value of technology application, focusing on three dimensions: lower energy consumption, higher efficiency, and better economic benefits.

Mazu Warning Responds to Global Initiative

Guterres also visited the artificial intelligence weather warning system Mazu developed by the China Meteorological Administration, which is the world's first national action plan to respond to the United Nations' early warning initiative for all. He stated that the intelligent early warning scheme released by China has promoted the implementation of the national early warning initiative. China's platforms, satellites, and AI models have helped dozens of countries improve their early warning capabilities and jointly build relevant tools with developing countries. Keywords: Social commentary news website, artificial intelligence AI、 Intelligent weather system

Global collaboration to avoid the digital divide

Guterres stated at the opening ceremony of the conference that AI may be one of the greatest opportunities and risks facing humanity in the 21st century. He pointed out that one third of the world's population still has no access to the Internet, computing power and data resources are highly concentrated, and many developing countries have limited resources. The international community should prioritize capacity building, security, and sustainability to ensure that AI becomes a force for promoting inclusiveness, common progress, and sustainable development.Editor/Gao Xue