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Jul 13, 2026
Strategic Stability in the Age of AI: Can We Build a More Constructive Future?
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32:49XiaoqianHOST
I want to ask Professor Lu's maybe comments or opinion on how China's companies and industries help the maybe domestic governance of AI and also what kind of role they can play internationally to help the international AI governance.

Lu ChuanyingGUEST
Yeah, I agree that leading tech companies who have the frontier model played a very important role for AI governance, either domestically or globally.

Lu ChuanyingGUEST
So I think that, to my observations, our government also has a mechanism to involve these tech companies into the policy making because those companies who have the technology who I believe they they know more about the AI technology than the government and they also facing more problems than the government so how to coordinate how to involve the industry will be very important for making a reasonable effective policies But globally, I also believe that tech companies, no matter Chinese company or US company, will have an important role.

Lu ChuanyingGUEST
But the problem for the Chinese company is for themselves, the lack of the experience to actively engage in the global governance, especially related to the international security.

Lu ChuanyingGUEST
They publicly attend some kind of initiatives, It was easy to draw attention from the US government.

Lu ChuanyingGUEST
We see a lot of companies like Alibaba, Tencent, these leading companies being listed on the sanctions.
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35:32XiaoqianHOST
So why is this dialogue so important and what should they prioritize for this dialogue?