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Artificial intelligence (AI) is rewriting nearly every sector, yet its rapid ascent forces a critical question: can it truly become an engine for sustainable development? As the world races to align technology with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the debate can no longer be left to technologists alone. It needs fresh perspectives, bolder questions and a renewed sense of urgency. CGTN brings together young AI practitioners from across the globe. Though they hail from diverse geographies, they share a common purpose: to ensure that AI serves people and the planet – not the other way around.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rewriting nearly every sector, yet its rapid ascent forces a critical question: can it truly become an engine for sustainable development? As the world races to align technology with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the debate can no longer be left to technologists alone. It needs fresh perspectives, bolder questions and a renewed sense of urgency. CGTN brings together young AI practitioners from across the globe. Though they hail from diverse geographies, they share a common purpose: to ensure that AI serves people and the planet – not the other way around.