China Releases National AI Metrology Roadmap to Shift Focus from Scale to Quality
China’s approach to AI governance is entering a new phase.
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China’s approach to AI governance is entering a new phase.
When China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology launched its first full lifecycle management platform for humanoid robots in late May, it was widely reported as a governance framework in its infancy. Four days later, the numbers tell a different story.
China is moving to create an entirely new class of financial derivative built around artificial intelligence.
China is moving to establish a comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence and the low-altitude economy, with Vice Minister of Justice Wu Zeng announcing at a press conference on Wednesday that legislation in both areas will be accelerated throughout 2026.
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology released a comprehensive 2026 work plan on automotive standardization on Tuesday, outlining an ambitious agenda to establish technical rules for electric vehicles, artificial intelligence systems, and automotive semiconductors.
China has formally extended its Xinchuang technology localization campaign to artificial intelligence chips, creating a new certification category for “AI training and inference chips” and publishing the first batch of approved domestic products.
As the global race for dominance in artificial intelligence intensifies, much of the focus has been on computing power, algorithmic breakthroughs, and regulatory frameworks. However, a new survey highlights a less tangible but equally critical factor where China may hold a significant advantage: public perception.
China has quietly begun restricting the overseas travel of top artificial intelligence researchers working at leading private technology companies, a move that underscores Beijing’s growing anxiety over the security of its domestic AI advancements.
The Numbers Behind China’s AI Manufacturing Push China’s artificial intelligence ambitions are no longer just a policy aspiration, they are also showing up in the production data.
China has taken a significant step toward standardizing its rapidly growing humanoid robotics industry with the launch of the country’s first full lifecycle management service platform.
A new institutional framework for AI cooperation between China and Southeast Asia has taken shape with the inauguration of the ASEAN-China Artificial Intelligence Industry Innovation Center in Beijing. The Center, formally opened at a ceremony attended by ASEAN Secretary-General Dr.
The complete cancellation of President Donald Trump’s proposed artificial intelligence executive order was the result of a coordinated lobbying campaign by some of the most powerful figures in the U.S. technology industry, according to a detailed investigation by The Guardian.
The United States and China have agreed to establish a formal intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence safety. Announced by China’s Ministry of Finance, this marks a significant diplomatic breakthrough following the recent summit between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping.
The competition between the United States and China for dominance in artificial intelligence is playing out on the diplomatic stage at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) trade ministers’ meeting in Suzhou. While the official agenda focuses on trade imbalances and supply chain resilience, U.S.
China’s top economic planner has moved to reassure international markets regarding the country’s stance on foreign capital in the technology sector. During a press conference on Friday, Li Chao, a spokesperson for the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), stated unequivocally that China has never required its technology companies to reject foreign investment.
Authorities in Taiwan have launched a criminal investigation into an alleged smuggling operation targeting advanced AI hardware, with the Keelung District Prosecutors Office announcing it is investigating three individuals accused of using forged documents to illegally export servers equipped with restricted Nvidia chips to mainland China.
The co-founders of the Chinese AI startup Manus are reportedly exploring a bold and complex financial maneuver: raising approximately $1 billion from external investors to buy their company back from Meta Platforms.
President Donald Trump abruptly postponed the signing of a highly anticipated executive order on artificial intelligence on Thursday, stating that he does not want to implement any measures that might slow down American technological dominance over China.
Premier Li Qiang Issues Directive on AI and Advanced Manufacturing Chinese Premier Li Qiang has issued a strong directive calling for the accelerated and broader integration of artificial intelligence into the nation’s advanced manufacturing sectors.
China Bans Nvidia’s Compliant GPU as Semiconductor Conflict Escalates In a dramatic escalation of the ongoing semiconductor conflict, the Chinese government has officially banned the importation and sale of Nvidia’s RTX 5090D V2 graphics processing unit.