China’s new “cookie-cutter” law aims to mold citizens in the Communist Party’s image, intensifying control over personal beliefs and behavior, warns Benedict Rogers of Hong Kong Watch. Critics call it a tool for ideological conformity.

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China’s new “cookie-cutter” law aims to mold citizens in the Communist Party’s image, intensifying control over personal beliefs and behavior, warns Benedict Rogers of Hong Kong Watch. Critics call it a tool for ideological conformity.

China is growing increasingly wary that AI might threaten the Communist Party’s grip on power. In response, authorities are rolling out stringent regulations to closely monitor and rein in AI development, all to safeguard political stability and secure their control