Beijing Internet Court flags China's AI legal challenges, outlines approach
By MLex Staff ( September 10, 2025, 08:12 GMT | Insight) -- A senior judge with the internet court in China’s capital has flagged challenges in handling AI-related cases while outlining its adjudication approach and offering policy recommendations to guide future disputes. At a Wednesday press conference, Zhao Changxin, who is also the Beijing Internet Court’s vice president, said such cases have surged in China and become increasingly complex. Most involve copyright infringement, online liability or service contract disputes, he said.A senior judge with the internet court in China’s capital has flagged challenges in handling AI-related cases while outlining its adjudication approach and offering policy recommendations to guide future disputes....
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