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Chinese premier calls for comprehensive push in AI innovation, application

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February 11, 2026
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang presides over a State Council group study session focused on artificial intelligence (AI) development on Feb. 11, 2026. Li on Wednesday called for a comprehensive push in the technological innovation, industrial growth and application of AI to foster new quality productive forces and promote high-quality development. (Xinhua/Huang Jingwen)

Chinese Premier Li Qiang presides over a State Council group study session focused on artificial intelligence (AI) development on Feb. 11, 2026. Li on Wednesday called for a comprehensive push in the technological innovation, industrial growth and application of AI to foster new quality productive forces and promote high-quality development. (Xinhua/Huang Jingwen)

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BEIJING, Feb. 11 (Xinhua) — Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Wednesday called for a comprehensive push in the technological innovation, industrial growth and application of artificial intelligence (AI) to foster new quality productive forces and promote high-quality development.

Li made the remarks while presiding over a State Council group study session focused on AI development.

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China must understand AI development trends accurately, Li said, encouraging breakthroughs across the entire chain, and for broad implementation in diverse scenarios to unlock the potential of the technology in an improved manner.

Li urged efforts to map out forward-looking strategies for new technologies and pathways, push for large-scale and commercial applications, better coordinate key resources ranging from data to computing power and electricity supply, expand international technology exchange, and strengthen AI governance with improvements to laws, policy frameworks, application standards and ethical guidelines.

Additionally, China should build an open and inclusive environment, and cultivate a larger multi-skilled talent pool, Li said.

Zhou Bowen, head of the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, delivered a briefing at the session. Vice premiers Ding Xuexiang and Zhang Guoqing, along with State Councilor Wu Zhenglong, also participated in the discussions.

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