Storyline: The International Telecommunication Union of the United Nations hosted the AI For Good Summit in Geneva from Tuesday to Friday to explore future opportunities in AI's development and governance, attracting thousands of stakeholders across the industry, governments and the tech community. Through various exhibits, demonstrations and talks, the summit aims to showcase how AI is transforming real-world challenges into opportunities, and inspire the industry on the future directions of AI. Despite the concerns and challenges, experts reached agreements at the summit that AI has made significant progress in the past two years and is poised to become even stronger. Nadine, a humanoid with social intelligence displayed at the summit, also gave her answer to AI's future development. In addition to the showcases, the summit also included conferences on AI governance and standardization, bringing the industry together to help identify the steps needed to bridge the gap between AI applications and regulation. Shotlist: Geneva, Switzerland - July 11, 2025: 1. Various of robots, AI-powered systems in exhibition 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ye Jieping, vice president, Zhejiang Lab, China: "As you can see from our industry, for AI products, the more people use it, it actually costs more money. [We] lose more money because of the [low] efficiency, or the cost is still not low enough. So I think the biggest challenge is how we can [make] models much more powerful, while the cost is reduced significantly." 3. Various of visitors at booths of China Telecom, China Unicom 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Nadine, humanoid robot: "I see the future of AI as incredibly promising. It has the potential to transform industries, improve the quality of life, and solve complex global challenges. However, it's crucial to ensure that AI is developed and used ethically and responsibly." 5. Various of discussions, panel talks in process 6. Various of visitors experiencing exhibited installments, robots. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]