By Adetoro Banwo Our world has made giant strides in technological and innovation revolution and this has led to the development of Artificial intelligence. AI is the foremost task of using computers or machines to perform human capabilities and abilities such as solving problems, making choices and learning at a much more advance rate, speed and precision. It adopts the use of data to create patterns, access new information and deviates itself from human feeling and sentiments with its use of computations. The research works of Alan Turing in the 1930s has led to one of the vital revolutionary forces in the 21st century. China has made giant strides in the AI Industry; Liang Wengfeng 2023 development of DeepSeek has shown the world that China has the ability to adopt artificial intelligence in developing large language models while competiting with Western Chatboxes like ChatGPT and Gemini. It has successfully used AI in the transportation industry, robotaxis now are used in some parts of China, Apollo Go created by Baidu the tech giants have improved commuting problems in China and have shown China’s rapid progress and scientific achievements. Despite these laudable achievements, AI poses serious risks and threats to human race and its core existence. In 2023, President XI Jinping launched the Global AI Governance Initiative (GAIGI) to promote, regulate and seek AI’s usage for the creative, ethical, development and prosperous purposes of mankind. China through its policy paper has called on the global community to adopt the use of AI in solving global issues such as climate change and biodiversity conservation. Its premises hinges on AI should benefit human civilisation. As such it has launched sky-ground sea networks in which it uses underwater cameras, drones and satellite to monitor and build ecological grids. Huaweis bird’s eye view project adopts the