NPC Deputy Calls for Enhanced Support of Multidimensional AI in Manufacturing
At this year’s Two Sessions meetings in China, National People’s Congress (NPC) Deputy Wu Hanqi emphasized the urgent need for increased support of multidimensional artificial intelligence (AI) development in the manufacturing sector.
As AI continues to revolutionize industries worldwide, China’s manufacturing landscape stands at the forefront of adopting cutting-edge technologies. Wu Hanqi, who also serves as chairman of CITIC Heavy Industries, highlighted how multidimensional AI can drive efficiency, innovation, and competitiveness in manufacturing.
“Artificial intelligence is not just a tool; it’s a catalyst for transforming traditional industries,” Wu stated. “By investing in multidimensional AI, we can upgrade our manufacturing capabilities and lead in global innovation.”
During the Two Sessions—a significant political event where key policies are discussed—boosting support for emerging sectors like AI has been a central focus. Wu’s call aligns with the country’s broader goals of technological advancement and economic development.
He pointed out that multidimensional AI applications can enhance processes such as design, production, and quality control, ultimately contributing to sustainable growth. Wu urged for policies that foster research, development, and integration of AI technologies within the manufacturing industry.
For young people around the world, especially in the Global South, China’s advancements in AI signal new possibilities for international collaboration and technological exchange. Innovations in AI could open doors to improved education, job opportunities, and advancements in various sectors.
“Our goal is to create an ecosystem where AI not only enhances manufacturing but also inspires the next generation of innovators,” Wu added.
The emphasis on AI at the Two Sessions signals China’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technological progress, with implications that resonate beyond its borders.
