At the 17th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, the World Economic Forum's Summer Davos 2026 in Dalian, Nibras AI Amir, Head of Risk Management and Information Security at Ominvest, shared his views with the media. He stated that artificial intelligence is emerging as a crucial driver of global economic development. However, as companies embrace the AI wave, they must also focus on application efficiency, cost control, and potential risks to avoid blindly chasing technological trends.
Nibras believes that with the global energy transition and the rapid growth of the digital economy, emerging industries like AI and electrification are becoming new engines for growth. For businesses, AI can significantly enhance operational efficiency and decision-making capabilities, but its ultimate value depends on practical application outcomes. He pointed out that a lack of necessary human oversight and risk management frameworks, coupled with over-reliance on AI, could lead to erroneous decisions and resource wastage. Therefore, companies need to establish more mature application systems.
Investment Perspective on AI
From an investment standpoint, Nibras observes that while market attention on AI continues to intensify, some companies overestimate the benefits and underestimate the costs when advancing their AI strategies. As large model applications become more widespread, costs for computing power, data processing, and system operations are rising rapidly. Future corporate competitiveness will not only depend on adopting AI technology but more critically on the ability to effectively integrate it into business scenarios to achieve long-term value creation.
China's Role in Global Industry
Discussing China's position in global industrial competition, Nibras stated that China has become a major force in global technological innovation and advanced manufacturing. It demonstrates particularly strong competitiveness in areas like new energy vehicles, battery technology, and industrial chain collaboration. He believes that the continuous push by Chinese companies for technological innovation and industrial upgrading is profoundly influencing the global automotive industry landscape and creating more cooperation opportunities for international markets, including those in the Middle East.
Future Outlook
Looking ahead, Nibras expressed that China's drive for high-quality development and technological innovation will not only help improve the quality of its own economic growth but will also provide new momentum for global industrial chain upgrades and technology dissemination. Simultaneously, the rapid development of AI in fields like healthcare and manufacturing is equally promising. As the technology matures further, its role in boosting production efficiency and social development will become even more pronounced.