TREE NEWS update: China’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Fu Cong, told a UN Security Council open debate on “Artificial Intelligence and International Security” on September 23 that the international community should strengthen solidarity and cooperation on AI, stressing that development and security must go hand in hand. Fu said efforts to build exclusive blocs in the technology field and force countries to pick sides amount to politicizing and weaponizing technological issues.
China’s UN envoy says AI development should not be politicized
Fu Cong's framing at the Security Council puts the AI governance split on the record: the dispute is less about technical standards than about whether AI cooperation is organized through blocs or through the UN. For RWA and tokenization builders, the practical consequence is that cross-border data, compute and model access will keep being shaped by geopolitical alignment rather than by interoperability alone. Whether the Security Council becomes a real venue for AI rules, or stays a stage for competing visions, is the open question to watch.
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