Discussing ways to reduce human intervention and achieve multi-agent cross-validation

On November 3, 2026, at 17:47, IT Home reported, citing China Central Television, that during a press conference held by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) that day, a relevant official disclosed that China is currently pushing forward the process of getting the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO) to begin substantive operations. According to the briefing, 38 countries have already joined as founding member states.

The report quoted Wang Ruomeng, deputy director of the Department of Innovation and High-Tech Development at the NDRC, as saying that China will implement the Global AI Governance Initiative and, on the basis of mutual respect and mutually beneficial outcomes, strengthen policy exchanges and practical cooperation with all parties. Wang also stated that China will firmly promote open-source accessibility in AI, encourage countries to build intelligent systems suited to their own cultural characteristics and development needs, and work with all parties to align and coordinate AI development strategies, governance rules, and technical standards, with the goal of delivering a set of tangible, practical cooperation outcomes as soon as possible.

The organization is described as intended to implement the Global AI Governance Initiative and to focus on policy exchanges, open-source accessibility, and practical cooperation on rules and standards. At this stage, the publicly available information stops there. Whether the process of getting the organization to begin substantive operations has a confirmed timetable, and what the specific list of founding member states and their respective responsibilities look like, is not mentioned in the available material, and no follow-up developments have been reported.