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《生命健康法律期刊》第三期发布
China's pharmaceutical and life sciences regulatory landscape underwent significant transformation in 2026, with major policy updates spanning drug approval processes, medical device quality standards, and healthcare facility management. The National Medical Products Administration introduced priority review pathways for chemical APIs and updated cosmetics registration requirements, while new medical device production standards took effect nationwide.
China Healthcare
JT
Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal
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China's Supreme Court Issues Landmark Judicial Rules On AI: Implications For Product Liability, IP, Data, And Generative AI
China's Supreme People's Court has issued comprehensive judicial rules addressing artificial intelligence disputes, establishing frameworks for product liability, intellectual property rights, and data protection. These landmark opinions provide critical guidance for global companies navigating AI-related legal risks in China's evolving regulatory landscape.
China IP
JD
Jones Day
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Manus案的监管逻辑与AI企业跨境资本运作的合规路径
China's foreign investment security review office has issued its first-ever prohibition of an AI sector acquisition, blocking Meta's purchase of Manus and requiring transaction reversal. This landmark case establishes new compliance boundaries for cross-border capital operations involving strategic AI technologies, demonstrating that offshore restructuring cannot circumvent substantive regulatory oversight of technology transfers.
China Commercial
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Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal
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《银行业保险业人工智能安全开发应用的指导意见》解读——保险机构合规要点与应对建议
China's National Financial Regulatory Administration has issued comprehensive guidance on artificial intelligence development and application in the banking and insurance sectors, establishing systematic requirements for AI governance, risk management, data protection, and algorithmic transparency. Insurance institutions must now navigate new compliance obligations covering high-risk AI applications in underwriting, claims processing, and risk assessment, while balancing innovation with enhanced consumer pr
China Insurance
JT
Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal
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