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China's semiconductor representatives are calling for increased state support in AI chips and critical materials during the 'two sessions'. They aim to leverage China's raw material advantages to accelerate core technology breakthroughs. The push seeks to fast-track commercial AI chip applications for global dominance.
This year's Chinese Two Sessions proposals are praised for being more practical and people-focused. Suggestions include preventing AI from displacing jobs, adding smart driving to driver's license tests, reducing Gaokao English to 100 points, rejecting high bride prices, ensuring live-streamer product accountability, and abolishing labor dispatch systems.
At 2026 Two Sessions, Chinese Academy of Engineering academician Wang Jian stated power and compute are not bottlenecks for China. He contrasted this with the US, where electricity poses a major obstacle to AI development. China's strong industrial base ensures power sufficiency.
2026 gov report notes EV output over 16M vehicles, charging at 20M. Two Sessions reps push L3/L4 auto driving laws, standards, insurance for commercialization. AI+ action boosts smart manufacturing, robots; leaders like XPeng's He Xiaopeng urge L4 policy leaps.
Tech leaders at China's Two Sessions discuss breaking barriers for autonomous driving commercialization. Xiaomi's Lei Jun draws key red lines, while Fu Qiang points strategic directions. 2026 marks a pivotal year under the 15th Five-Year Plan.