TREE NEWS update: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Brazilian President’s chief special adviser Celso Amorim in Beijing, praising Brazil’s decision to join the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization. Wang said China is willing to work with Brazil to advance AI development that is beneficial, inclusive and beneficial to humanity, and called for deeper bilateral cooperation and stronger strategic coordination on major international and regional issues.
Wang Yi Meets Brazil’s Amorim in Beijing, Praises AI Body Decision
Brazil's decision to join the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization gives Beijing a significant Latin American partner in its push to shape global AI governance norms, a space where China and Western blocs are increasingly competing over standards and institutional design. The framing around "inclusive" and "beneficial" AI signals a governance-first diplomatic track rather than a commercial one. Whether other major emerging economies follow Brazil into the body, and how the grouping's rules evolve relative to Western-led initiatives, is the open question.
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