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Guangzhou Announces 2026 Game and Esports Industry Support List, 35 Projects Selected

Guangzhou Municipal Press and Publication Bureau released the public notice for 2026 game and esports industry support projects, with 35 projects proposed for support, covering seven directions: technological innovation, original premium game R&D, game operations, game going global, esports events, esports leagues, and esports clubs. Supported projects include NetEase's Messiah game engine, Wuthering Waves, Tale of Immortal, etc., with a maximum support of 5 million yuan per project.

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Ministry of Industry and Information Technology Releases Major Plan: 3.8 Trillion Yuan Investment Over 5 Years, Orderly Deployment of 10K and 100K+ GPU Clusters, Timely Launch of 6G Commercial Use

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology released a major plan, investing a total of 3.8 trillion yuan over the next five years to orderly deploy 10K and 100K+ GPU computing clusters and timely launch 6G commercial use. The plan aims to boost China's leadership in AI and communication infrastructure.

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MIIT: Orderly Promote Application of New Technologies like eSIM and Offline Communication and Filing of New Services

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the Information and Communication Industry, aiming to fully build a new generation communication network by 2030, and to orderly promote the application of new technologies such as eSIM and offline communication and the filing of new services. The plan also covers domestic rules for satellite internet equipment and regulatory capabilities for terminal agents.

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Supreme Court Issues Rules on AI Face-Swap and Voice-Clone Cases

The Supreme People's Court issued the 'Opinions on Lawfully Adjudicating Cases Involving Artificial Intelligence Disputes', the first judicial guidance document on AI from China's highest judicial body. The 24-article document addresses issues like AI face-swapping, big-data price discrimination, autonomous driving, and intellectual property, clarifying liability rules to regulate AI applications and promote healthy development.

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Chengdu: Optimize policies such as computing power vouchers, model vouchers, and corpus vouchers, and implement a 'no-application, immediate enjoyment' payment mechanism

Chengdu announced plans to optimize policies such as computing power vouchers, model vouchers, and corpus vouchers, and implement a 'no-application, immediate enjoyment' payment mechanism to lower the barrier for enterprises to use AI resources. This move aims to promote the local AI industry, but no specific amounts or investment figures were provided.

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Scholars: US May Regulate Cloud Computing Power

Scholars suggest that the US may impose regulations on cloud computing power to restrict countries like China from accessing advanced AI computing resources. This could impact global AI industry investment and development.

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Breaking Overseas Computing Power Blockade: China Dream·Intelligent Computing New Product Launch Countdown

China.com reports that a new product called 'China Dream·Intelligent Computing' is about to launch, aiming to break through overseas computing power blockades. The product is seen as an important step in China's independent innovation in AI computing power, but specific technical details and performance have not been disclosed.

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Two US Media Outlets Sue OpenAI and Microsoft Over Copyright Infringement in AI Training

The Seattle Times and Newsday filed a lawsuit on September 4 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging unauthorized copying of news articles, including paywalled content, for AI training. The media outlets claim AI products can reproduce original passages and generate similar text, reducing the need for readers to visit websites or subscribe. OpenAI responded that its models are trained on public data and comply with fair use, while Microsoft expressed willingness to communicate.

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Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area Launches First Batch of Token Computing Power Loans, with Credit Approaching 2 Billion Yuan

The Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area has launched the first batch of 'Token computing power loans', providing AI companies with financing support for computing power measured in Tokens, with total credit approaching 2 billion yuan. This move aims to alleviate the funding pressure on AI companies for computing power procurement and promote the development of the regional AI industry.

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OpenAI Says It Needs to Expand Disclosure of Alignment Failures

OpenAI stated that as model capabilities enter a new phase, it needs to expand the scope of disclosure for alignment failures. The industry lacks clear standards for reporting alignment issues during training, evaluation, and deployment, and the company is building a framework and collaborating with dozens of global regulators.

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Abu Dhabi's G42 Considers US Capital Control to Secure AI Chip Access

Sources say executives at Abu Dhabi-based AI firm G42 have held preliminary talks about selling a majority stake to a US company to secure access to high-end chips beyond next year, implying a deep restructuring. G42 recently obtained a license to purchase cutting-edge AI chips without US export permits, valid until around April 2027; but to continue getting chips, it must adjust its corporate structure.

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