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Notes from the Asia-Pacific region: China, Hong Kong advance AI security, data accountability

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By Barbara Li
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
China's developments include draft security guidelines for AI agents and new policy guidelines promoting technological innovation and the use of advanced technologies across industries. Hong Kong is also developing risk-management guidelines and considering legal responsibility for AI-related harm. As the temperature cools, the data and artificial intelligence spaces remain hot in Greater China.
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China’s Supreme Court issues landmark opinions on AI

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By Barbara Li, Amaya Zhou, Chang Du
| reedsmith.com
Background On 7 September 2026, the Supreme People’s Court of China (SPC) published the Opinions on the Trial of AI-Related Dispute Cases According to Law (the Opinions). This is the first judicial rule-making document on AI disputes issued by a national supreme judicial body in China. It marks a significant step towards a structured approach to the novel legal questions arising from the rapid development and deployment of artificial intelligence.
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Notes from the Asia-Pacific region: AI, privacy and cyber enforcement in Greater China, Hong Kong

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By Barbara Li
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
The past several weeks in Greater China have been packed, with significant artificial intelligence and data rules and guidelines released and adopted in both mainland China and Hong Kong. On 9 Sept., China's highest court — the Supreme People's Court — released the landmark opinions providing guidance to Chinese courts at all levels on handling AI-related cases.
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