
A collaborative project to translate, contextualize, and analyze Chinese technology policy at @FSIStanford.
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Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
📢 New issue brief: Have Chinese AI models pulled ahead of their global counterparts? Our latest brief analyzes China’s diverse open-weight model ecosystem and examines the policy implications of their widespread global diffusion. hai.stanford.edu/policy/beyo…
NEW: What does China's outbound data transfer regime look like a few months after authorities replaced cumbersome rules with a new approach?
In "Moving Data, Moving Target," @SammSacks @ZengKrystal @gwbstr go deep on what changed & what remains uncertain.
digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
A thought-provoking initial take from @DigiChn on the proposed text of a Chinese "Artificial Intelligence Law" floated last week by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS). I didn't even know CASS was a player in this space, but clearly they are!
NEW: What to make of a scholar's draft for a Chinese "AI Law"? The proposal comes after the May announcement that China would work on one.
By Jason Zhou @hellomingli @hunter_dorwart @johannamcostig1, intro by @gwbstr
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NEW: What to make of a scholar's draft for a Chinese "AI Law"? The proposal comes after the May announcement that China would work on one.
By Jason Zhou @hellomingli @hunter_dorwart @johannamcostig1, intro by @gwbstr
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ALSO: The Forum comes alongside a guest translation edited by Concordia AI's Kwan Yee Ng and Jason Zhou, with contributions from @benm_translator @China_Digital @hunter_dorwart.
Read the CASS team's expert proposal here:
digichina.stanford.edu/work/… 2/
We joined @stanfordcyber at launch. Four years at college—does that mean we’ve earned our bachelor’s?
🎂Today, June 6th, @StanfordCyber turns four years old. 🥂
We've grown to six programs (soon to be seven), hosted sold out events, formed partnerships, launched initiatives, and published ground breaking research. Take a look back at our milestones:🗓️
🔗bit.ly/four-years-at-cyber
Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
Cyberspace Administration of China released latest batch of additions to its algorithm registry, including 3 from Didi: beian.cac.gov.cn/#/index
Only small % of info gathered is released, but @SharonDu18 & I found more details in the instruction manual:
carnegieendowment.org/2022/1…
Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
New report from CSET on "China's State-Backed Program for General Purpose AI" cset.georgetown.edu/publicat…
Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
Glad to contribute my 2c on how China is approaching generative AI regulation to this @DigiChn forum. It's not just Italy and co taking a close look at the data protection implications of ChatGPT and the like...
Our Forum examining China's draft regulations for generative AI keeps growing!
@acmeinhardt looks at the draft's interaction with the Personal Information Protection Law digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
Why did 🇨🇳 China release a new draft regulation on generative AI just 4 months after their last regulation covering generative AI went into effect?
I answer that question and draw lessons for other countries in my submission to this @DigiChn forum:
digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
These recommendations by Chinese AI policy scholars pairs nicely with the @DigiChn forum on the same generative AI draft regulation: digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
🇨🇳's AI policy community is publicly debating the country's draft generative AI regulation.
Here 7 Chinese scholars suggest 5 changes including:
- softening training data requirements
- diversifying mitigation methods
Cool to watch this debate play out:
mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzU…
Our Forum examining China's draft regulations for generative AI keeps growing!
@acmeinhardt looks at the draft's interaction with the Personal Information Protection Law digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
NEW: 8 specialists on the implications and questions around China's draft rules on generative AI—from input data to accurate outputs.
A Forum w/ @hlntnr @zac_haluza Yan Luo+Xuezi Dan @CovingtonLLP @mattsheehan88 @seatonyhuang Kimball Chen @China_Digital
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Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
🇨🇳's AI policy community is publicly debating the country's draft generative AI regulation.
Here 7 Chinese scholars suggest 5 changes including:
- softening training data requirements
- diversifying mitigation methods
Cool to watch this debate play out:
mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzU…
NEW: @pstAsiatech joins our ongoing Forum on China's draft regulations on generative AI, focusing on the technology's challenge to China's content censorship regime.
digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
NEW: 8 specialists on the implications and questions around China's draft rules on generative AI—from input data to accurate outputs.
A Forum w/ @hlntnr @zac_haluza Yan Luo+Xuezi Dan @CovingtonLLP @mattsheehan88 @seatonyhuang Kimball Chen @China_Digital
digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
You can click through to our translation in the forum. Editor @gwbstr also recommends the "obligations" and "liabilities" table from @ChinaLawTransl8's article this week as a cheat sheet for what's in the draft: chinalawtranslate.com/overvi…
Interested in China's fresh draft regulations governing generative AI training data, accuracy of outputs, and responsibility for service providers? Here's our Stanford project's full translation: digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
We have now published multifaceted analysis by eight specialists contributing to a DigiChina Forum on this draft. Read their views here: digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
Interested in China's fresh draft regulations governing generative AI training data, accuracy of outputs, and responsibility for service providers? Here's our Stanford project's full translation: digichina.stanford.edu/work/…
Stanford DigiChina Project retweeted
Replying to @JChengWSJ @raffaelehuang
China's draft regulations on generative AI, translated
@DigiChn @gwbstr
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