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Every AI News story tagged with both China and Regulation — the two topics side by side, updated as new articles publish.
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Apple has trained a proprietary AI model for the Chinese market with Alibaba's support, becoming the first foreign firm cleared to run its own AI system in China, Reuters reports.
Read more →The US FCC added foreign-made humanoid and quadruped robots, plus power inverters, to its national-security 'Covered List,' blocking new import approvals over spying and cyberattack risks.
Read more →Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said in a July 27 blog post that the company has never called for banning open-weight AI models, urging chip controls and mandatory safety testing instead.
Read more →APEC ministers from the US, China and 19 other Asia-Pacific economies adopted the Chengdu Statement on July 23, backing open-source AI paired with stronger security safeguards.
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The US and China will hold their first AI dialogue under the Trump administration in September, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Reuters reports, as both sides look to manage frontier-model risks.
Read more →WAICO is a new Shanghai-based intergovernmental body, backed by China and 28 other countries, meant to set shared rules for AI. Here's what it is and isn't.
Read more →China's [Xi Jinping](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping) unveiled the World AI Cooperation Organization in Shanghai on July 17, a 29-country body meant to set shared global rules for AI.
Read more →Rules requiring human sign-off for consequential AI agent decisions and mandatory filings in high-risk sectors took effect across China on July 15, following a policy issued by three national regulators.
Read more →Chinese President Xi Jinping will personally address the 2026 World AI Conference in Shanghai on July 17-20, his first appearance at the event since it began in 2018.
Read more →The Pentagon's 1260H list flags Chinese firms tied to the military, but it only bars U.S. defense purchases — it doesn't stop American AI companies from selling to them abroad.
Read more →OpenAI and Google confirmed to the Financial Times that they supply AI services to Singapore units of Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent, all listed by the Pentagon as Chinese military-linked companies.
Read more →AI companions are chatbots built for emotional connection, not task completion. As apps like Replika and Character.AI reach tens of millions of users, governments in China, the US, and Europe are introducing rules to protect vulnerable users.
Read more →China's new regulations targeting AI services that simulate human relationships take effect July 15, forcing ByteDance's Doubao and Alibaba's Qwen to disable personalized companion agent features used by hundreds of millions of people.
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