China’s top court says it treats AI cases with care without stifling growth or innovation

China's Supreme People's Court has released its annual report, stating that it treats AI-related cases with care while allowing room for innovation and growth. The court promoted the orderly development of artificial intelligence last year and properly adjudicated cases involving AI. In one case, a court ruled that an error in a generative AI service did not constitute infringement due to the developer's diligence. However, the report emphasizes that resolute legal regulation will be applied to acts exploiting AI for infringing rights or disrupting social order. The Supreme People's Procuratorate prosecuted 4,739 individuals last year in cases related to data security breaches in fields such as artificial intelligence and e-commerce. The National People's Congress has also announced plans to strengthen legislative research in AI and other sectors.

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