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BEIJING: China’s top judicial bodies have signalled a tougher stance on cybersecurity and emerging tech-related crimes, from doxxing to the regulation of assisted driving systems, as the country accelerates artificial intelligence (AI) and high-tech development.Over the past five years, courts concluded 9,326 cases involving crimes endangering cybersecurity – a 158.5 per cent increase compared with the previous five-year period, according to the Supreme People’s Court (SPC).The figures were disclosed in annual work reports by the SPC and Supreme People’s Procuratorate (SPP) during the Two Sessions meetings in Beijing on Monday (Mar 9).China has in recent years positioned AI, smart vehicles…
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