China’s National Development and Reform Commission on July 17 released an action plan for artificial intelligence cooperation, laying out a set of measures tied to data flows, compute infrastructure, and open-source collaboration. The plan calls for advancing cross-border data movement and building and operating trusted cross-border data spaces in selected areas to support efficient, convenient, and secure data transfers.
It also proposes coordinated development of high-quality corpora and industry-grade datasets, along with joint construction and sharing of multilingual corpora, which it said would help support global AI innovation. On infrastructure, the plan mentions connecting intelligent computing facilities, offering inclusive computing services to developing countries, and jointly building infrastructure powered by green energy to support lower-carbon development of computing capacity.
The document also backs the creation of an international AI open-source community, cross-border exchange and cooperation among open-source communities, and the sharing of general large models, foundational algorithms, and tool components. In parallel, it supports coordinated work on open-source compliance systems and safety rules, while encouraging countries to pursue localized innovation based on open-source models.
China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) released an action plan for artificial intelligence cooperation on July 17, according to BlockBeats.
The plan says China will advance cross-border data flows and build and operate trusted cross-border data spaces in selected fields to support efficient, convenient, and secure movement of data across borders. It also calls for coordinated efforts to build high-quality corpora and industry-grade datasets, and to jointly develop and share multilingual corpora as a way to strengthen the foundation for global AI innovation.
On computing infrastructure, the plan proposes connecting intelligent computing facilities and providing inclusive intelligent computing services to developing countries. It also mentions jointly building infrastructure powered by green energy and promoting the green, low-carbon development of intelligent computing facilities to provide computing support for sustainable global AI development.
The action plan also encourages the joint building of an international AI open-source community, along with international exchanges and cooperation among open-source communities. It supports sharing general large models, foundational algorithms, and tool components, while calling for coordinated work on open-source compliance systems and safety guidelines. The document also says it supports countries in carrying out localized innovation based on open-source models and aims to build a global AI open-source ecosystem that is open and shared, secure and orderly, and governed through coordination.
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