Group 1: Core Perspectives - The global digital economy is undergoing profound changes driven by digital technology, which is reshaping productivity and production relations, leading to a new form of economic globalization [1][2] - There are significant challenges associated with digital technology development, including national security and privacy protection, with some countries leveraging their technological advantages to promote hegemony [1][3] - The need for an inclusive and fair global digital governance system is critical to bridging the digital divide between the Global North and South, ensuring equitable and inclusive development [1][4] Group 2: Enhancing Digital Capabilities - Innovations in digital technologies such as AI, big data, cloud computing, and blockchain are expanding human cognitive boundaries and economic activities, becoming key forces in restructuring global resource allocation and competition [2] - China aims to enhance its digital technology capabilities and self-reliance, which will contribute to global digital governance and high-quality development [2] - Digital security is emphasized as a crucial aspect of national security, necessitating robust cybersecurity measures to address emerging risks from rapid technological advancements [2] Group 3: Improving Governance Rules - The global digital economy faces structural contradictions, including unfair governance mechanisms and imbalances in development, with a few large tech companies monopolizing resources [3] - There is an urgent need to establish a fair global digital governance system that reflects the interests of all parties and promotes justice [3] - China supports the UN's role in global digital governance and has proposed several initiatives to contribute to the formulation of governance rules [3] Group 4: Strengthening Cooperation Mechanisms - Digital hegemony poses significant risks, with developed countries using their advantages to suppress developing nations [4] - A multilateral governance framework is essential for the development of the global digital economy, ensuring equal participation in governance regardless of a country's size or wealth [4] - Strengthening cooperation among developing countries in digital economy integration and rule-making is vital to enhance their voice and promote a shared digital future [4]

Group 1: Core Perspectives - The global digital economy is undergoing profound changes driven by digital technology, which is reshaping productivity and production relations, leading to a new type of economic globalization [1] - There are significant challenges associated with digital technology development, including national security and privacy protection, with some countries leveraging their technological advantages to promote hegemony [1] - The need for an inclusive and fair global digital governance system is critical to bridging the digital divide between the Global North and South and achieving equitable development [1] Group 2: Enhancing Digital Capabilities - Innovations in digital technologies such as AI, big data, cloud computing, and blockchain are expanding human cognitive boundaries and economic activities, becoming vital forces in restructuring global resource allocation and competition [2] - China aims to enhance its digital technology capabilities and achieve high-level technological self-reliance to contribute to global digital governance [2] - Digital security is emphasized as a crucial aspect of national security, necessitating robust cybersecurity measures to address emerging risks from rapid technological advancements [2] Group 3: Improving Governance Rules - The global digital economy faces structural contradictions, including unfair governance mechanisms and imbalances in development, with a few large tech companies monopolizing resources [3] - The widening digital divide between developed and developing countries poses significant challenges, necessitating a collaborative approach to establish fair global digital governance rules [3] - China supports the UN's role in global digital governance and has proposed several initiatives to contribute to the formulation of governance rules [3] Group 4: Strengthening Cooperation Mechanisms - Digital hegemony poses significant risks, with developed countries using their advantages to suppress developing nations in the digital economy [4] - A multilateral governance framework that adheres to international law is essential for the development of the global digital economy [4] - Strengthening cooperation among developing countries is crucial to enhance their voice in digital governance and promote a shared digital future [4]