China has announced new rules on generative AI, mandating that the technology must follow “core values of socialism.”
China’s Cyberspace Administration has softened its tone from an earlier draft with authorities signaling they want to be supportive of the technology.
With many Chinese tech giants, like Alibaba, Baidu, and JD.com in the process of creating their own AI products — China’s authorities want to set the rules. But it is also conscious that technology companies are needed to help grow the economy which is still suffering from the slowdown effects of Covid-19.
The state “encourages the innovative use of generative AI in all industries and fields” and supports the development of “secure and trustworthy” chips, software, tools, computing power, and data sources, according to the rules document. However, the state will force its AI companies to register their algorithms with the government as well as conducting security reviews to ensure their products do not “mobilize” the public.
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