Chinese Supreme People’s Court AI-disputes opinions (2026)
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Chinese Supreme People’s Court AI-disputes opinions (2026)[1]
China[1]
Judicial guidance[1]
法发〔2026〕10号 (Fa Fa (2026) No. 10)[1]
Released September 7, 2026[1]
Separate commencement date not established in the sources reviewed
September 8, 2026 — sources cited below
Overview
The Supreme People’s Court released these opinions on September 7, 2026 to guide AI-dispute adjudication under existing laws. The 24 provisions address civil liability, intellectual property and procedure.[1]
Selected provisions
Providers may incur liability when, after receiving a qualifying rights-holder notice, they fail to take necessary measures against generated infringements of personality rights. The document also addresses unauthorized AI likenesses and voices, privacy and personal-information processing.[1]
Litigation participants submitting AI-assisted documents or case research must verify authorities and cases and explain their AI assistance. The court’s explanation distinguishes the guidance from resolving every unsettled AI question.[2]
This English title and summary are descriptive translations of Chinese-language sources, not an official English version.