China introduces a unified identity management framework for AI agents under new national standards, aiming to regulate autonomous technology through a closed-loop system.
The move comes as part of new national standards released by SAMR
Jun 27, 2026
05:52 pm
What's the storyChina is taking a major step toward regulating artificial intelligence (AI) agents by creating an identity system for them.
The move comes as part of new national standards released by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR).
Country’s new AI agent framework aims to cut costs and enhance security to boost enterprise adoption.
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