The Ministry of Commerce responded to the proposed addition of artificial intelligence and other technologies to the 'Catalogue of Export-Controlled Technologies Prohibited or Restricted by China'. The response emphasizes ensuring safety and controllability while encouraging open-source development, openness, and collaborative sharing.
The Ministry of Commerce is seeking public feedback on revising the 'Catalogue of Prohibited and Restricted Export Technologies', proposing to add 40 technologies across three sectors: AI, biomedicine, and photovoltaics. These cover large models, intelligent agents, and computing clusters. Meanwhile, scenarios involving open-source releases and API calls are explicitly excluded from management.
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