Group 1 - The academic conference "Technology for Good: Promoting Social Impact" was held at the National University of Singapore, focusing on how technology can promote inclusivity, fairness, and social progress globally [1][3] - The conference was co-hosted by the National University of Singapore Business School, Tencent, and supported by the China International Civil Organization Cooperation Promotion Association, marking a significant collaboration milestone [3] - An open research initiative was launched in April, inviting global scholars to study various topics related to inclusive governance and ethical norms in internet products and artificial intelligence, resulting in 134 research proposals [3] Group 2 - Out of the submitted proposals, 60 were selected for presentation at the conference, with 9 outstanding research results recognized by an expert review panel [3] - The "Best Paper" award was given to a team from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the University of Macau for their economic model addressing information pollution caused by the proliferation of generative AI [4] - The "Best Commentary" award was presented to a joint research team from Germany and the UK for their comparative study on AI governance paths between China and the EU, exploring how different governance philosophies impact the construction of an "AI for Good" society [4] Group 3 - The Director of the Governance and Sustainable Development Institute at the National University of Singapore emphasized that technology, driven by ethical guidance and inclusivity, will be a key force for social good [4] - Tencent's Vice President of Sustainable Social Value highlighted the company's commitment to integrating technology into daily life and optimizing products and services through international best practices [4] - The Deputy Secretary-General of the China International Civil Organization Cooperation Promotion Association stated the intention to continue building cross-sector collaboration platforms to empower communities and amplify the voices of vulnerable groups through technology [4]