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
ALT image of a timeline showing the cyber policy center's milestones with opening slide showing the cover of securing american elections
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
Todo mundo acha que regular IA é um tiro no pé do Ocidente. Pois bem, saiu a tradução do projeto de legislação da China pra regular IAs lá tb.
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/…