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Jean Todt
United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Road Safety
Tshilidzi Marwala
Rector, United Nations University; Under-Secretary General, United Nations
Lan Xue
Dean, Institute for Al International Governance,Tsinghua University
Jeannie Marie Paterson
Director of the Centre forAl and Digital Ethics,University of Melbourne
YANG Bin
Vice Chairman of the Tsinghua University Council
Simon CHESTERMAN
Vice Provost, National University of Singapore
GUO Yike
Provost, Hong Kong University ofScience and Technology
GONG Ke
Exeutive Director, Chinese Institute of New Generation Artificial Intelligence
Background
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance emerges as an increasingly critical global challenge, the need for a comprehensive international framework to regulate high-risk scenarios has never been more urgent. The International AI Cooperation and Governance Forum 2025, themed “Inclusive AI: Who Builds – Who Benefits,” will convene academic researchers, industry leaders, and regulatory authorities from across the globe to explore the essential role of international collaboration in AI governance, complementing both national and self-regulatory efforts.
