China unveils AI security framework 3.0 with updated risk measures
( September 15, 2026, 00:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China’s national cybersecurity standards-setting body on Monday released an updated artificial-intelligence security governance framework at the opening of the country’s annual Cybersecurity Week, refining its approach to categorizing AI risks and responding through technical and broader governance measures. The third version retains the framework’s core risk-based approach while emphasizing people-centered and responsible AI development, stronger risk awareness and controllable security, underscoring Beijing’s effort to build consensus on AI safety and strengthen its capacity to prevent and address emerging risks, including those posed by AI agents and embodied intelligence.Statement follows and the framework is attached (both in Chinese). ...
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