China courts clarify unfair-competition risks for AI, digital conduct
By MLex Staff ( September 9, 2026, 07:03 GMT | Insight) -- China’s top court on Wednesday released nine typical unfair-competition cases illustrating how existing rules can apply to AI-generated content, platform workarounds and other emerging digital practices, as part of China’s 2026 Fair Competition Policy Promotion Week.Businesses using artificial intelligence and other technologies to divert traffic, bypass platform rules or interfere with rivals’ online services face clearer unfair-competition risks in China, according to new cases released by the country’s top court Wednesday....
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