The Global Governance Forum in Xiong'an, China, concluded with an urgent call for international regulations to ensure the responsible and human-controlled use of artificial intelligence. Attended by 97 policymakers and experts, the event emphasized that the United Nations should spearhead the governance of AI to prevent monopolies and bridge the growing digital divide. The final declarations advocated for open-source systems, knowledge sharing, and support for developing nations to strengthen their digital infrastructure. Furthermore, the forum highlighted the need for global financial and trade reforms. For Algeria, these discussions are essential for tracking the future of economic and scientific development.