China just unveiled a sweeping 13-point plan to reshape global AI governance, positioning itself as a multilateral alternative to America's go-it-alone approach. We break down Premier Li Qiang's announcement at the World AI Conference, the proposed international AI organization potentially headquartered in Shanghai, and what this means for businesses navigating competing AI regulatory blocs. Learn why Chinese AI investment ($209 billion from state VCs since 2013) and breakthrough models like DeepSeek are backing this governance push, how 35+ countries are responding, and why executives need compliance strategies for parallel AI ecosystems. Discover the concrete steps leaders should take now to prepare for fragmented standards across U.S., EU, and Chinese frameworks.Disclaimer: This episode is AI-powered—researched, scripted, and voiced—using publicly available real news and data. For info only, not financial or legal advice.

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