He explained that integrating artificial intelligence with the real economy yields remarkable economic benefits. For example, research conducted by his team shows that applying AI to the development of new materials can improve efficiency 100-fold to 1,000-fold.

　　Across various sessions at the 2025 Summer Davos, discussions on AI are unfolding with remarkable intensity, mirroring the fervent debates witnessed at other premier global forums. Notably, a dedicated session titled “Understanding China's approach to AI“ will be convened, underscoring the international community's growing recognition of China's pivotal role in the global AI development landscape.

　　“It will be like the industrial revolution,“ former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said when talking about new technologies at the forum. Countries that embrace it go up, and countries that don't go down, he said.

　　“I think how you understand, master and harness the technology revolution solution is the single biggest government challenge for the 21st century,“ he noted.

　　GLOBAL SYNERGY

　　According to the WEF, the global growth outlook has reached its lowest point in decades. Reigniting the spirit of cooperation will require greater commitment and creativity than ever before.

　　Professor Tong Jiadong at Nankai University, who has served as the long-term Chinese agenda research leader for the Tianjin Summer Davos Forum, observed that the event has evolved beyond a premier global thought leadership summit into a dynamic platform facilitating international exchange and cooperation.

　　Zhao Yan, chairman and general manager of Chinese firm Bloomage Biotech, has been a regular participant at the Summer Davos Forum. Over the years, the company has established a comprehensive global supply chain network across over 70 countries and regions.