China's policy-industry synergy is advancing AI for inclusive growth, as seen in Wuhan, where farmer Zhang Shuwang uses a Zelostech autonomous delivery van to transport fruit, increasing his annual income by "at least 30 to 40 percent" and enabling "three to four trips" on busy mornings. The van uses real-time sensing and AI without costly high-definition maps, addressing the challenge of a wholesale market "about 60 kilometers" away. This shift is the backdrop to the "2026 World AI Conference (WAIC) and High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance," which opened in Shanghai on Friday. Exhibits include Huawei's "Atlas 950" supernode, "Kimi K3" with "2.8 trillion parameters," and the world's first agentic AI phone. On the opening day, Zelostech announced mass production of its "L4 map-free autonomous driving solution," the world's first, cutting deployment time from "one month to under a day" to extend logistics to remote regions.