On October 30th, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Wang Wenbin, stated that China supports discussions on artificial intelligence governance within the United Nations framework, increasing the representation and voice of developing countries, and promoting the formation of a widely agreed framework and standards for artificial intelligence governance. At the regular press conference on that day, a reporter asked: Recently, the United Nations announced the establishment of a "High level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence", responsible for analyzing international governance in artificial intelligence and proposing policy recommendations. Two Chinese scholars were selected as members of the body. What is China's evaluation of this? Wang Wenbin said that the governance of artificial intelligence is related to the common welfare of all humanity and requires the collective efforts of the international community. As a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and a responsible member of the international community, China supports the discussion of artificial intelligence governance within the United Nations framework, increasing the representation and voice of developing countries, and promoting the formation of a widely agreed framework and standards for artificial intelligence governance. The Global Artificial Intelligence Governance Initiative proposed by China focuses on the development, security, and governance of artificial intelligence, proposing principles such as people-oriented, intelligent towards goodness, respect for sovereignty, and collaborative governance. It reflects China's profound understanding of artificial intelligence and reflects the widely recognized concepts and demands of all parties, including developing countries. The initiative proposes that all countries should strengthen information exchange and technological cooperation, work together to prevent risks, promote the benefits of artificial intelligence technology for humanity, and oppose the use of artificial intelligence to interfere in other countries' internal affairs and hinder their development. China welcomes governments, international organizations, technology enterprises, research institutions, and private institutions from various countries to uphold the concept of joint consultation, construction, and sharing, and work together to promote artificial intelligence governance, "said Wang Wenbin. (New News Agency)