China’s artificial intelligence sector is entering a new phase in early 2026. After a decade defined by rapid deployment, commercial scaling, and intense model competition, the policy conversation is no longer centered on speed alone. Regulators and industry planners are increasingly focused on
Policy Signals a Strategic Shift China’s artificial intelligence policy is increasingly signaling a move away from abstract experimentation toward applied industrial intelligence. Rather than focusing on AI as a standalone frontier technology, policymakers are positioning it as a practical tool embedded within manufacturing,
China’s national AI governance model for 2025 reflects a comprehensive effort to guide the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence across the economy. As AI adoption accelerates, policymakers recognize the need for a framework that promotes innovation while safeguarding public interests. The governance model
China’s artificial intelligence strategy has become a cornerstone of its national industrial policy. The government’s focus on self-reliance in AI technologies aligns with its broader goal of reducing dependence on foreign innovation ecosystems. The State Council’s New Generation AI Development Plan serves as
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a strategic priority for China, with applications spanning finance, healthcare, education, and industrial automation. To ensure the safe, ethical, and responsible development of AI technologies, China has implemented comprehensive AI governance guidelines. These guidelines aim to balance innovation
