China and Europe are leading the push to regulate A.I. — one of them could set the global playbook

While China revamps its rulebook for tech, the EU is thrashing out its own regulatory framework to rein in AI, but it has yet to pass the finish line.

I see China's AI regulations and the fact that they're moving first as essentially running some large-scale experiments that the rest of the world can watch and potentially learn something from."I think those trends shifted the government attitude on this quite a bit, to the extent that they start looking at other questionable market practices and algorithms promoting services and products," Lu said.

China's approach could provide a playbook that influences other laws internationally, said Matt Sheehan, a fellow at the Asia program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. , which will have far-reaching effects on what products a company brings to market. It defines four categories of risk in AI: minimal, limited, high and unacceptable.for national authorities to audit AI products before they hit the market.

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