CGTN America's Global Business program presents a special
feature on China's Two Sessions,
with a focus on new economic policies and the country's drive for
technological innovation, particularly in artificial intelligence
sector. The show offers a comprehensive look at how China's policies and innovations are shaping
its future and impacting global development.
WASHINGTON, March 12,
2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- CGTN America's Global
Business program presents a special feature on China's Two Sessions, with a focus on new
economic policies and the country's drive for technological
innovation, particularly in artificial intelligence sector. The
show offers a comprehensive look at how China's policies and innovations are shaping
its future and impacting global development.
The special focused on China's
AI revolution and its importance during the two sessions, with a
nod to innovation and productivity in China. To highlight this renewed focus on AI,
China is launching a new "Sci-Tech
Board" in its bond market, aimed at promoting the issuance of
sci-tech innovation bonds by financial institutions, tech firms,
and private equity investment institutions. These measures are
expected to enhance financial support for technological advances,
contributing to China's broader
innovation-driven growth strategy.
CGTN's Silicon Valley reporter Mark
Niu explores the global AI race, with insights from experts
like Ahmed Banafa, who notes
Europe's lag due to early
regulations, and David Bray, who
highlights China's adaptability
despite trade restrictions, while Esteban
Kolsky challenges U.S. dominance in AI talent, pointing to
Israel, China, and Nigeria.
Mexico reporter Alasdair Baverstock examines AI's integration
into Latin America's economy.
While AI is projected to significantly contribute to the region's
GDP by 2030, analyst Luis Rossano
notes the lack of ecosystems for large-scale AI growth. Yumari
founder Andres Diaz sees
China's AI advancements as a
model, suggesting talent training and technology transfer could
help Latin America develop its AI
capabilities and narrow the technological gap with developed
countries. This approach could empower the Global South to build
sustainable digital economies and foster greater global equity in
technological access.
Rebecca Fannin, Founder of
Silicon Dragon Ventures, highlights China's rapid AI progress, driven by
government support, a strong talent base, and a focus on "new
quality productive forces." She emphasizes China's competitive edge against U.S. firms
like OpenAI and notes the affordability of Chinese AI technology,
making it accessible to the Global South and contributing to global
economic growth.
This special program underscores China's commitment to innovation and its
growing influence on the global stage, particularly in AI and
economic policy.
(This material is distributed by MediaLinks TV, LLC on behalf of
CCTV. Additional information is available at the Department of
Justice, Washington, D.C.)
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