Core Insights - The main theme of the conference is the delineation of government-market boundaries and multi-party governance cooperation in the digital age [3][4][10]. Group 1: Government and Market Dynamics - The traditional economic view suggests that government intervention is necessary only in cases of market failure due to information asymmetry and lack of incentives [4][11]. - The digital era has significantly reduced information costs and enhanced incentive mechanisms, empowering the government to provide more precise economic regulation and diverse public services [4][6]. - The application of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) varies, reflecting the need to balance government and market roles in public service delivery [4][10]. Group 2: Technological Empowerment - Smart technologies have notably improved the government's ability to deliver public services and regulate the economy, exemplified by the high satisfaction rates in citizen service requests [6][7]. - The use of data analytics, such as the "excavator index," allows the government to gain granular insights into economic activities, enhancing resource allocation and investment tracking [8][9]. - The government’s role in resource allocation is crucial, especially in new industries where the government controls the implementation scenarios [9][10]. Group 3: Governance Cooperation - The enhancement of government capabilities through AI also empowers social and individual actors, raising questions about the optimal division of responsibilities between government and market [11][12]. - The concept of multi-center governance is emphasized, where various stakeholders collaborate to address public issues, moving beyond the binary government-market dichotomy [13][14]. - The digital age facilitates cooperative governance models that allow for diverse rules and stakeholder engagement, enhancing the effectiveness of public service delivery [14][15].