China's generative AI rules leave more room for industrial development

By MLex Staff ( July 17, 2023, 04:37 GMT | Insight) -- China's newly unveiled interim rules to regulate generative artificial intelligence services underline a key change that will allow more room for industrial development while toning down obligations for service providers. Against the backdrop of growing international competition, the rules set out governance that places development before security and prioritizes the advancement of innovation over law-based governance. Regulators will apply “inclusion, prudence, and classification and grading” in the regulation of generative AI services, the rules said.China's newly unveiled interim rules to regulate generative artificial intelligence services underline a key change that will allow more room for industrial development while toning down obligations for service providers....

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China's generative AI rules leave more room for industrial development

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