By MLex Staff ( July 24, 2026, 07:53 GMT | Insight) -- China's public security authorities are stepping up efforts to combat crimes enabled by artificial intelligence, rolling out new detection tools, expanding regulatory oversight and advancing legislation as the technology creates fresh challenges for law enforcement. At a Friday morning press conference, senior officials from the Ministry of Public Security outlined a broad strategy for tackling AI-enabled crimes, while also highlighting progress in China's wider campaign against telecom fraud.China's public security authorities are stepping up efforts to combat crimes enabled by artificial intelligence, rolling out new detection tools, expanding regulatory oversight and advancing legislation as the technology creates fresh challenges for law enforcement. ...
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