Xuechen Chen, associate professor in politics and international relations at Northeastern University in London, has co-written a paper that explores how traditional Chinese values and commercial interests have also played a part in self-regulatory guardrails on AI being introduced.
The argument is made in a peer-reviewed paper, “State, society, and market: Interpreting the norms and dynamics of China’s AI governance,” published by the Computer Law & Security Review.
State, society, and market: Interpreting the norms and dynamics of China's AI governance
