Artificial intelligence, as an important driving force for the new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation, is the strategic high ground of great power competition. Whoever can seize the initiative and win the initiative in the field of artificial intelligence will have more say on the international stage. The Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China recently conducted its 20th collective study on strengthening the development and supervision of artificial intelligence. A few days later, General Secretary Xi Jinping came to Shanghai to conduct research on the "Model Speed Space", a professional incubation and acceleration platform for artificial intelligence big models. During the collective learning and on-site inspections, General Secretary Xi Jinping emphasized the need to grasp the trends and laws of artificial intelligence development, accelerate the formulation and improvement of relevant laws, regulations, policy systems, application norms, and ethical guidelines, build a technology monitoring, risk warning, and emergency response system, and ensure the safety, reliability, and controllability of artificial intelligence. He also called for efforts to develop more high-quality products that are safe and reliable. China has massive data resources, a complete industrial system, broad application scenarios, and huge market space, all of which provide strong support for the iterative innovation and deep application of artificial intelligence technology. However, it should also be noted that the inherent risks of technology and the risks derived from the system are intertwined and overlapped. Algorithm bias, data abuse, privacy breaches, deep forgery, ethical misconduct, and even technological loss of control not only disrupt the economic and social order, but may even pose a threat to national security. In the face of complex situations, coordinating development and security is both an urgent task and a long-term solution. We must strengthen the assessment of potential risks, continuously strengthen legislative norms, and formulate forward-looking laws and regulations on artificial intelligence in response to the new characteristics and trends in the continuous evolution of artificial intelligence technology; We must strengthen industry supervision, implement the responsibility system for artificial intelligence security governance, clearly define the rights, obligations, and responsibility boundaries of relevant entities, establish accountability and traceability mechanisms, and form an institutional system for artificial intelligence security governance; It is necessary to maintain the necessary flexibility, pay full attention to the rapid development of technology, and ensure that the enormous energy contained in artificial intelligence always plays a role on the track of the rule of law. Security aims to prevent both endogenous and exogenous risks, ensuring that the application of artificial intelligence technology does not pose a threat to individual, organizational, social, and national security; Reliability aims to emphasize the resilience of the industrial and supply chains, ensuring their sustained and credible performance in critical areas and important scenarios; Controllable, requiring humans to always maintain leadership and intervention capabilities in the research and development, deployment, operation, and iteration of artificial intelligence technology, ensuring that technological development moves towards the good. To achieve multiple goals, it requires the joint efforts of multiple parties and systematic governance. Strengthen government leadership, establish a coordinated mechanism for artificial intelligence regulation, and leverage its role in strategic planning, rule making, and social service systems. Guide industry organizations, enterprises, educational and research institutions, online platforms, and relevant professional organizations to strengthen prudent self-discipline, carry out responsible research and innovation, and collaborate in risk prevention. Build online and offline platforms for public participation in governance, establish an artificial intelligence security governance system where everyone is responsible, accountable, and accessible, and create a nationwide governance atmosphere. At present, China is accelerating the formulation and improvement of relevant laws, regulations, policy systems, application norms, ethical standards, and building a technology monitoring, risk warning, and emergency response system. The Third Plenum of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China explicitly proposed the establishment of an artificial intelligence safety supervision system and the improvement of the development and management mechanism of generative artificial intelligence. In the process of implementation, regions leading in the development of artificial intelligence must first fasten their "safety belts", allowing artificial intelligence to improve governance models in development, unleash development potential in governance, and move towards a better "digital future". (New Society)