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“ChinAI #252: The Top 10 Events of Internet Governance in China from 2023” by Jeffrey Ding

Jan 29, 2024

Explore the key events in China's internet governance from 2023 including national data administration, cybersecurity reviews, financial platform fines, regulations on cyber violence management, AI content, AI model approvals, data asset regulations, online judicial decision controversies, AI text-to-image infringement, and previews of China's upcoming AI rules in 2024.

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Establishment of China's National Data Administration for data infrastructure development

Increased fines on platform companies promoting internal governance and norms

Deep dives

China's National Data Administration is established to oversee data infrastructure construction

The podcast episode highlights the establishment of China's National Data Administration, which is responsible for coordinating and advancing the development of data infrastructure in the country.

Exploration of China's Internet Governance Events in 2023

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Top 10 Events in China's Internet Governance in 2023

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Feature Translation: Top 10 Events in China's Internet Governance in 2023

Context: Last year, one of my favorite round-ups was Caijing Elaw's year-end recap of ten key events in China's internet governance.

Now that another year is in the books, let's run it back with their top ten events of internet governance in China from 2023 (link to original Chinese). What I really like about Caijing Elaw's approach to these lists is the commentary from subject-matter experts that follow each event.

The ten events, in chronological order: