The 2023 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit has kicked off in East China's Zhejiang Province, attracting global attention from digital enthusiasts and industry leaders. This year, the conference delves into pressing internet issues, including green development, data governance, artificial intelligence, and digital cooperation aligned with China's Global Development Initiative.
As the world navigates the evolving digital landscape, key questions arise: What is the future of the internet? What are today's major digital trends? And how can the digital economy, which played a stabilizing role during the pandemic, further integrate with the real economy?
Esteemed guests are set to provide insights into these topics. Hong Hao, chief economist of the GROW Investment Group, will discuss economic trends shaping the digital landscape. Jeffrey Towson, partner at Techmoat Consulting, will explore tech innovations and startup ecosystems. Michael Sung, director of the Institute for Digital Finance Innovation at Zhejiang University International Business School and chief scientist at the Beijing Frontier Institute of Regulatory and Supervision Technology, will shed light on regulatory advancements. Additionally, Richard A. Werner, professor at Linacre College, University of Oxford, will offer perspectives on global digital cooperation.
With a focus on sustainable and immersive digital growth, the summit aims to foster collaboration and drive forward-thinking strategies that bridge the digital and real economies, ensuring resilience and innovation in an interconnected world.
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