By MLex Staff ( September 15, 2026, 00:56 GMT | Insight) -- China has expanded its artificial-intelligence safety framework to address risks from computing infrastructure, AI agents and embodied intelligence, reflecting growing concern that increasingly autonomous systems could evade controls, affect the physical world or lower barriers to cyberattacks. The National Technical Committee 260 on Cybersecurity, China’s cybersecurity standards-setting body, released the third version of its AI Security Governance Framework at the opening of the country’s annual Cybersecurity Week. China has expanded its artificial-intelligence safety framework to address risks from computing infrastructure, AI agents and embodied intelligence, reflecting growing concern that increasingly autonomous systems could evade controls, affect the physical world or lower barriers to cyberattacks....
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