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China data regulator weighs industry proposals on AI, data infrastructure

( August 31, 2026, 08:44 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China’s National Data Administration will consider proposals from private digital-economy companies to improve policy support, open more application scenarios and promote shared data infrastructure, its head Liu Liehong said Saturday. At a meeting with seven companies in the artificial intelligence, computing and data sectors, participants called for public data infrastructure for embodied AI, common data standards and token-measurement rules, cross-regional coordination of computing resources, and the development of high-quality industry datasets. Liu said the agency would strengthen mechanisms for collecting and responding to companies’ concerns and expand their participation in policymaking, standards development and pilot programs. Participants included AI start-up ModelBest, Infinigence AI and X Square Robot.Statement follows (in Chinese)....

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