Core Insights - The 4th China-ASEAN Meteorological Cooperation Forum was successfully held in Nanning, Guangxi, focusing on "Empowering Meteorological Cooperation with Digital Intelligence for Early Warning and Public Welfare" [2] - The forum marked a significant milestone in deepening and enhancing cooperation between China and ASEAN countries in meteorology, transitioning from "seeding" to "harvesting" [2] Group 1: Development and Achievements - Over nine years, China-ASEAN meteorological cooperation has established a new framework characterized by "improved mechanisms, shared technology, talent exchange, and public welfare empowerment" [3] - The cooperation mechanism has become "regular," with forums held every two years, extending collaboration from "periodic meetings" to "regular advancement" [3] - Data sharing has been enhanced, with Guangxi establishing the first overseas meteorological data cloud node in China and implementing a cross-border "negative list" for meteorological data [3] - Research has advanced towards "intelligence," with the development of AI forecasting models and early warning systems, providing regular forecasting services to major cities in ASEAN countries [3] Group 2: Highlights of the Forum - The forum initiated the "China-ASEAN Meteorological AI Model Application Joint Innovation Action," focusing on building models, utilizing data, cultivating talent, and establishing platforms [4] - The first global climate dataset was shared, supporting global meteorological AI research and early warning systems [4] - The concept of "China-ASEAN Meteorological Home" was introduced, integrating physical and digital spaces for enhanced cooperation [4] - The forum featured 17 specialized reports and discussions on AI's role in meteorology, fostering deep exchanges among participants [5][6] Group 3: Future Directions - The cooperation is set to transition from "accumulating results" to "quality enhancement," with a focus on "data sharing + AI integration" to improve public meteorological services [7] - ASEAN countries expressed a desire for deeper collaboration with China in international training and technology sharing, particularly in AI [7]