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Notes from the Asia-Pacific region: China rolls out new AI governance, data protection measures

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By Barbara Li
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
The artificial intelligence and data space in China has been red-hot over recent few weeks — much like the weather. WAIC On 17 July, China's annual AI signature event — the World AI Conference 2026 — was held in Shanghai. The conference witnessed the official launch of the World AI Cooperation Organization, the world's first intergovernmental international organization dedicated to AI, with its permanent headquarters in Shanghai.
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China proposes significant amendments to the National Standard on Personal Information Protection

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By Barbara Li
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
Skip to Content ANALYSISMEMBER The proposed amendments, although nonbinding, introduce new AI governance requirements and are likely to shape compliance expectations and regulatory enforcement in China.
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Notes from the Asia-Pacific region: China’s proposed privacy standard update targets AI, sensitive data

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By Barbara Li
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
The data privacy space in China has been particularly active over recent weeks. On 17 June, China's National Information Security Standardisation Technical Committee, known as TC260, released a proposed draft to amend the national personal information standard, the Information Security Technology — Personal Information Security Specification, with a view to revamping the current version adopted in 2020. A consultation period ends 16 Aug.
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