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China Elevates “AI+” from Buzzword to State Policy — Focus Shifts to Inference Chips, Data and Governance
China’s 2026 government work report makes “AI+” a central operational priority, linking new compute infrastructure, data initiatives and governance to accelerate commercial AI applications. Industry delegates urged a shift from raw training capacity to accessible inference compute, better data assets, and stronger security and regulatory guardrails to enable widescale, safe adoption.
China’s Industry Minister Says ‘AI + Manufacturing’ Is Non‑Negotiable — A Big Push for Smart Factories and Standards
China’s industry minister announced a government push to make “AI + manufacturing” compulsory, urging firms to embed AI across sectors and cultivate flagship industrial applications. The plan emphasizes both practical scenario development and international cooperation on governance while balancing security and human control.
Chongqing Offers Millions to Drive Industrial AI: Grants for Data, Vertical Models and ‘Intelligent Agents’
Chongqing has launched a targeted subsidy programme to accelerate AI adoption in manufacturing, offering up to RMB5 million per project with specific rewards for industrial datasets, trusted data spaces and vertical AI models. The measures align municipal incentives with Beijing's national push for industrial AI, prioritising domain-specific data and applications while raising governance and coordination questions.
One‑Click AI for the Creator Economy: China’s Lingke Cloud Launches a ‘Zero‑Barrier’ Host for Vibe Coding
Lingke Cloud has launched a managed AI application hosting platform aimed at unlocking a creator‑driven "Vibe Coding" economy by removing deployment and usage barriers. The platform promises one‑click deployment, full lifecycle operations and programmes to support one‑person companies and industry partners, addressing the engineering and commercial hurdles that often prevent AI prototypes from becoming profitable services.