China is further tightening regulatory controls in the areas of cybersecurity, data protection, and artificial intelligence. Two new sets of regulations expand the government’s oversight powers and clarify legal liability for AI applications. For European companies with Chinese subsidiaries, this results in additional requirements regarding compliance, documentation, and risk management. New regulations from the Chinese… Continue reading Stricter Oversightand Liability for AI
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Stricter requirements for cybersecurity
Since January 1, 2026, stricter requirements have been in force in China under the Cybersecurity Law (CSL). The changes significantly expand the regulatory framework and increase compliance pressure in the areas of cybersecurity, data protection, and AI governance, particularly for foreign companies with ties to China. The key point is the expanded extraterritorial application. While… Continue reading Stricter requirements for cybersecurity
China’s global AI strategy
The global race for AI supremacy is in full swing. The Chinese government recently published the Global AI Governance Action Plan and at the same time presented drafts for ethical AI rules and labelling requirements for AI-generated content — a clear signal of the strategic shift from pure development to global regulation and standard setting.… Continue reading China’s global AI strategy
