China’s AI-powered weather warning system, Mazu, is now operational in seven developing countries, aiding their preparation for natural disasters. Developed by the China Meteorological Administration, Mazu provides tailored early warning services specifically for the needs of these nations. Chief engineer Pan Jinjun highlights Mazu as an "international public good," emphasizing its contribution to global safety. The system focuses on predicting and alerting communities to events like typhoons and heavy rainstorms. This expansion occurred ahead of the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, showcasing China’s commitment to sharing technological advancements. Mazu aims to bolster disaster resilience in vulnerable regions through advanced AI capabilities. The initiative underscores the growing role of technology in international humanitarian efforts.