On September 23, local time, the UN Security Council held a public meeting on “Artificial Intelligence and International Security”. Ambassador Fu Cong, China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, said that the international community should strengthen solidarity and cooperation, insist on putting equal emphasis on the development of artificial intelligence and safety, and push artificial intelligence in the direction of improving and benefiting mankind. Ambassador Fu Cong emphasized that the practice of piecing together exclusive “small circles” in the field of science and technology to force countries to stand on the sidelines is essentially politicizing and instrumentalizing science and technology issues. Attempts to serve individual major powers to monopolize technological advantages and seek digital hegemony will not only slow down global scientific and technological progress and damage the development rights and interests of all countries, especially small and medium-sized countries, but will also exacerbate the risk of fragmentation of technical standards and system incompatibility, and lay major hidden dangers to global security. Artificial intelligence is the common asset of all humankind, and should not be reduced to a “game for rich countries and rich people.” Ambassador Fu Cong also pointed out that with regard to the research and application of artificial intelligence in the military field, all countries should adopt a careful and responsible attitude, avoid strategic misjudgments and arms races, oppose the use of related weapons to carry out indiscriminate attacks or deliberate attacks on civilians and civilian facilities, and ensure that humans always have final decision-making power.

On September 23, local time, the UN Security Council held a public meeting on “Artificial Intelligence and International Security”. Ambassador Fu Cong, China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, said that the international community should strengthen solidarity and cooperation, insist on putting equal emphasis on the development of artificial intelligence and safety, and push artificial intelligence in the direction of improving and benefiting mankind. Ambassador Fu Cong emphasized that the practice of piecing together exclusive “small circles” in the field of science and technology to force countries to stand on the sidelines is essentially politicizing and instrumentalizing science and technology issues. Attempts to serve individual major powers to monopolize technological advantages and seek digital hegemony will not only slow down global scientific and technological progress and damage the development rights and interests of all countries, especially small and medium-sized countries, but will also exacerbate the risk of fragmentation of technical standards and system incompatibility, and lay major hidden dangers to global security. Artificial intelligence is the common asset of all humankind, and should not be reduced to a “game for rich countries and rich people.” Ambassador Fu Cong also pointed out that with regard to the research and application of artificial intelligence in the military field, all countries should adopt a careful and responsible attitude, avoid strategic misjudgments and arms races, oppose the use of related weapons to carry out indiscriminate attacks or deliberate attacks on civilians and civilian facilities, and ensure that humans always have final decision-making power.