We have established the first artificial intelligence data training base and pioneered the 'data supervision sandbox' mechanism, allowing data elements to flow safely and unleash value. More than 210 large models in the city provide services to the public, and innovative application patterns such as big language models, multimodal models, and intelligent agents are presented in a diverse range... "On March 31st, the Palace of Nations, where the United Nations headquarters is located in Geneva, welcomed the first overseas exchange event of the 2026 Global Digital Economy Conference - the Digital Economy Cooperation and Innovation Forum. The Digital Industry Department of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology delivered a keynote speech on "Innovative Practice and Global Responsibility in Building a Digital Friendly City in Beijing", sharing the "Beijing Plan" for building a benchmark city in the digital economy. When we establish the first domestic digital economy enterprise innovation service base, connecting 29 countries and setting up 4 overseas service stations, what we want to highlight is not the superiority of the 'Beijing solution', but the necessity of collaborative networks. Only by breaking geographical boundaries can digital benefits truly benefit the world. ”The Digital Industry Department of Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology introduced it. This forum is jointly organized by the Global Digital Economy Cities Alliance and the Global Digital Economy Conference Organizing Committee, with the theme of "Boundless Intelligence, Friendly Win Win". More than 150 representatives from the political, business, academic, and international organizations from around the world attended the forum to conduct in-depth exchanges on the cutting-edge trends and cooperation paths of the digital economy. Francis Gaorui, Chairman of the Global Digital Economy Cities Alliance, highly praised Beijing's approach in building a benchmark city for the global digital economy, stating that the alliance will follow the principles of cooperation and co creation to ensure that the digital dividends benefit more cities and individuals. The forum has set up multiple communication sessions and set up a "Beijing Plan" exhibition area. Innovative applications of artificial intelligence, cultivation of digital industry ecology, construction of city level application scenarios, exploration of digital trade rules, and support for digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises... Many benchmark digital economy enterprises from Beijing had lively exchanges and interactions with the attending guests on site, and many foreign enterprises were also interested in the "Beijing Plan" and China's practice in the digital economy. Deloitte's Swiss partner Paul de Blasi told reporters, "I find this collaboration between China, Switzerland, and various companies very interesting... People are eager to share and work towards building a true 'digital corridor'." Dildar Malek, the management partner of Brainstorming 23, recently visited Shanghai, Xi'an, Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and other places. He said, "China has done a great job in digitalization, and the application of artificial intelligence is also very extensive." CloudMotiv's business consultant Rami Linkomo was impressed by the figure that "Beijing's digital economy will account for 64.4% of the city's GDP by 2025. He said, "I really like the idea of using mega cities as a medium for cross-border cooperation. China has shown outstanding leadership in utilizing digital technology." Tixia Tomet, a representative of Swiss company Sephoron who studied abroad in China and has long been deeply involved in business with China, said, "China is already a leader in this market (digital economy). Companies that can build a 'bridge' between Europe and China will have a bright future