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China's State Council is pushing to deepen its "AI+" initiative, with an emphasis on applying AI in real industrial settings and using those deployments to drive innovation. The announcement is a high-level policy signal, not a funded program or regulation, so its concrete effects will depend on follow-up ministry plans, budgets, and sector-specific rules. For AI readers, it's worth tracking how these priorities translate into procurement, standards, and deployment targets.

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State Council Executive Meeting: Continue to Deepen and Expand the "AI+" Initiative

36KrOctober 16, 20261 min read

Premier Li Qiang presided over a State Council executive meeting. The meeting noted that artificial intelligence is a key variable shaping future development, and that China should draw on its advantages, including a complete industrial system, rich application scenarios, and strong engineering capabilities, to focus on using real-world applications to drive technological innovation and continue to deepen and expand the "AI+" initiative. (CCTV News)

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