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Beijing has resumed regulatory pressure on major e-commerce platforms like Alibaba and JD.com. The focus has shifted from broad campaigns to specific law enforcement regarding competitive practices.
The CSRC has issued the first specialized regulatory rules for Board Secretaries (Board Secs) in A-share listed companies, focusing on professional independence and strict duty boundaries. The rules mandate the separation of the Board Sec role from CFO and general management positions by the end of 2027.
X has launched XChat, a standalone chatting software to expand its platform. The daily brief also covers US warnings to diplomats about China's AI distillation practices and restrictions on unapproved US investments in domestic AI firms. Additional notes include an official response to Doubao AI accessing future exam scores.
Beijing Financial Regulatory Bureau initiates nationwide first commercial insurance for intelligent connected new energy vehicles. It addresses unique risks from smart driving tech, usage scenarios, and hardware losses. This adapts existing auto insurance to ICV-specific needs amid rapid industry growth.
China is cracking down on individuals linked to Meta's acquisition of Manus, a Singapore firm with Chinese roots. The move coincides with President Trump's upcoming Beijing visit, signaling heightened regulatory attention.
China’s ruling party newspaper demands Apple ease app store restrictions and fix monopolistic practices. This comes days after Apple conceded by cutting local app store fees. The criticism underscores tensions over app distribution in China.
Apple is lowering fees it charges app developers for software and in-app purchases in China. This strategic move aims to appease local regulators intensifying scrutiny on its digital services.
OpenAI retires emotive GPT-4o model, Deepseek shifts to colder tone, sparking user 'breakups.' Chinese regs on AI personification cause companion app shutdowns like Eva and wow, amid ethical risks and crimes.
China's education training industry evolved from O2O hype to policy crackdowns, now embracing AI hardware like learning machines and intelligent agents. AI optimizes supply chains but cannot replace teachers in K12 due to emotional needs. Survivors rely on robust content pipelines and cash flow discipline.
China has launched a formal cybersecurity review of products sold by Palo Alto Networks in the Chinese market. The review could affect the company's operations, customers, and market access in China, although no findings or specific products were identified.