By MLex Staff ( September 16, 2026, 06:38 GMT | Insight) -- China is stepping up its push to ensure artificial intelligence develops in a safe, reliable and controllable way, with a senior cyberspace regulator calling for agile oversight, stronger built-in safeguards and closer coordination across government and industry. Speaking at a forum in Jinan, Wang Jingtao, deputy director of the Cyberspace Administration of China, outlined initiatives to address the intrinsic and downstream risks AI can create, including social, environmental and ethical harms.China is stepping up its push to ensure artificial intelligence develops in a safe, reliable and controllable way, with a senior cyberspace regulator calling for agile oversight, stronger built-in safeguards and closer coordination across government and industry....
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