China's first central-local government co-constructed innovation center for embodied engineering robots is now operational.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China announced the first phase of its campaign to rectify irregularities in AI applications, with over 14,000 non-compliant products dealt with.
According to Mars Finance, the Cyberspace Administration of China recently announced the progress of the first phase of the "Clean Up the Internet: Rectifying the Chaos in AI Applications" special campaign. Since its launch in April 2026, the campaign has focused on issues such as large-scale models failing to register as required, insufficient review and filtering capabilities, AI data poisoning, and inadequate implementation of content labeling. To date, the first phase has dealt with over 14,000 AI products, including illegal websites, applications, and intelligent agents; removed over 6 million pieces of illegal and irregular information; dealt with over 26,000 illegal accounts; and removed over 1,300 illegal AI products and 9 illegal open-source datasets. During the campaign, local cyberspace administrations in many regions have adopted targeted measures such as establishing coordinated regulatory mechanisms and setting up reporting channels. Key platform companies such as Huawei, Alibaba, Zhipu, and DeepSeek have also successively improved their registration review, content interception, and data anomaly detection mechanisms. The Cyberspace Administration of China stated that the next phase of its governance efforts will focus on combating prominent issues such as using AI technology to create and disseminate false information, spread vulgar content, impersonate others, infringe upon the rights of minors, and engage in online troll activities. It will further intensify investigations and urge platforms to improve their prevention and governance capabilities.
The Cyberspace Administration of China has launched the first phase of its "Clean Internet: Rectifying the Chaos in AI Applications" special campaign.
According to BlockBeats, on July 6th, the "Clean Up the Internet: Rectifying the Chaos in AI Applications" campaign, launched in April 2026, has focused on addressing various issues in AI applications, including failure to fulfill registration obligations for large-scale models, insufficient security and filtering capabilities of AI platforms, AI data poisoning, and inadequate implementation of labeling for generated and synthesized content. The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has deployed local cyberspace administration departments to further advance the first phase of key rectification tasks and established a "Special Reporting Area for AI Application Chaos" to specifically accept public reports. With the joint efforts of all parties, the first phase has resulted in the handling of over 14,000 AI products, including illegal websites, applications, and intelligent agents; the removal of over 6 million pieces of illegal and irregular information; the handling of over 26,000 accounts; and the removal of over 1,300 illegal AI products and 9 illegal open-source datasets. Positive progress has been made in all aspects of the work.
The "2026 China Embossed Intelligence Industry Development Report" was released.
According to Mars Finance, the 2026 Shanghai International Embossed Intelligence Industry Expo (CIEI 2026), China's first professional industry exhibition focusing entirely on embodied intelligence, is currently being held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). The "2026 China Embossed Intelligence Industry Development Report" was released during the expo. The report shows that the current global embodied intelligence industry landscape presents a competitive situation of "dual-core drive by China and the US, and catch-up by Europe, Japan, and South Korea." The US maintains its lead at the "brain" level of embodied intelligence due to its absolute advantages in AI basic research, large-scale model training, and venture capital. China demonstrates unique competitive advantages in the global embodied intelligence industry. On the one hand, China possesses the world's most complete robot hardware supply chain, covering all aspects of the industry chain, including motors, reducers, lead screws, sensors, and controllers, with costs only 40-60% of those in Europe and the US. On the other hand, China's rich manufacturing and service industry application scenarios provide massive training data and implementation opportunities for embodied intelligence. Simultaneously, national policies continue to strengthen, forming a systematic industry support system from the central to local levels. (Shangguan News)
Will China Resources New Energy complete its merger and reorganization to jointly pursue a Shenzhen Stock Exchange listing? China Government-Enterprise Cooperation Fund responds.
Mars Finance reported on July 8th that China Government-Enterprise Cooperation Investment Fund Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "China Government-Enterprise Cooperation Fund") recently issued a statement saying that the company has noticed a false report circulating online titled "China Resources New Energy Holdings Co., Ltd. and China Government-Enterprise Cooperation Investment Fund Co., Ltd. Complete Merger and Acquisition to Jointly Pursue Listing on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange." The report is entirely false information and seriously contradicts the company's actual situation. According to China Government-Enterprise Cooperation Fund, since its establishment, all of its business activities have strictly complied with national laws, regulations, and regulatory requirements, and it has never conducted or authorized any entity to conduct any activities mentioned in the aforementioned false report. The company is not currently planning any mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, listing applications, or other capital operations, nor has it formulated any corresponding implementation plans. China Government-Enterprise Cooperation Fund also stated that it reserves the right to pursue legal action against any entity that forges or alters the company's seals, business licenses, or authorization documents, or impersonates the company or its employees to release false information, engage in fraud, or commit any other illegal acts that infringe upon the company's legitimate rights and interests. (Wide Angle Observation)
World Bank: China's economic growth remains resilient
According to Mars Finance, the World Bank released its latest China Economic Brief in Beijing on July 7. The report states that despite facing strong supply and weak demand, as well as global energy supply shocks, China's economic growth has remained generally resilient. The report shows that in the first five months of this year, driven by strong domestic and international demand related to artificial intelligence, investment in China's high-tech industries increased by 4.5% year-on-year. From the export side, strong external demand for China's technology-intensive products supported robust export performance. At the same time, China's technology-related imports expanded significantly, reflecting accelerated capital expenditure related to artificial intelligence and increased demand for components needed for technology-intensive export production. The report believes that despite facing global energy supply shocks, China has effectively mitigated the impact on the economy by relying on diversified energy import sources, a high proportion of renewable energy, and temporary retail controls on refined oil products. The report states that in the medium term, coordinated structural reforms, such as local government debt reduction and the removal of hidden barriers to the private sector, will help address insufficient domestic demand and accelerate the economic rebalancing process. Reducing employment and skills mismatches will help workers better access job opportunities and further support China's economic transformation. (Cailian Press)
China Galaxy Securities: Structural Breakthrough Focuses on Science and Technology Innovation Manufacturing; Main Theme Shifts to Three Major Directions: Semiconductors, AI, and Aerospace.
According to a research report released by China Galaxy Securities, the main theme within the technology and manufacturing sector has clearly shifted from "AI + New Energy" in May to "Semiconductors + AI + Aerospace" in June. Thematic rotation has slowed compared to May, and the market's main focus is more concentrated. Considering macroeconomic, style, and industry signals, the current market presents a pattern of "macroeconomic pressure + clear structural themes." While the overall environment constrains risk appetite, funds have reached a high degree of consensus on manufacturing upgrades, energy security, and AI industry trends, continuously flowing into the science and technology innovation, semiconductor, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors, making them the areas with the strongest relative return potential in the market. In terms of style, the growth sector continues to dominate, which corroborates the structural strength of the science and technology innovation and manufacturing themes, together forming the core allocation logic at this stage. (Cailian Press)