China AI Law
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Court and tribunal rules
- Chinese Supreme People’s Court AI-disputes opinions (2026) — Fa Fa [2026] No. 10, released September 7, 2026; guidance for adjudication under existing laws.
Guidance and frameworks
- China AI Safety Governance Framework — version 3.0 released September 14, 2026; nonbinding guidance on AI risks, human control and international coordination.
September 15, 2026: AI-service enforcement
On September 15, 2026, China’s Cyberspace Administration announced enforcement cases involving AI services. It said authorities ordered a Sichuan company’s WeChat mini-program offline for missing visible and metadata-based labels on AI-generated content and failing to complete required safety assessment. The program offered AI text conversations and image generation.[1][2]
The announcement separately described a Jiangsu company operating two websites that relayed requests to multiple large-model APIs. Authorities ordered rectification and issued a warning for failure to conduct the required safety assessment. September 15 is the announcement date; the notice does not specify the dates of the individual enforcement decisions.[1]
See September 15 digest coverage.
Historical legislative coverage
- Cybersecurity Law Amendments — January 1, 2026 coverage.
Policy overviews
- China policy on catastrophic AI risk — Comparison of prevention, oversight, human control and international cooperation.