China has pledged to strengthen artificial intelligence (AI) security, including through a new data property rights framework, at a time when users and businesses are rapidly adopting the highly coveted but controversial OpenClaw.
On Monday, Liu Liehong, head of the National Data Administration, said security and compliance had become core challenges as AI spread across industry and daily life.
Speaking at the China Development Forum, Liu cited challenges ranging from copyright disputes over…
China vows stricter AI safeguards as OpenClaw sparks security fears
