Making Money in Chinese AI Safety - by Nick Corvino
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Compliance-as-a-Service is China's unique and growing industry
If you want to publicly launch an AI product in China, you need to get on the government’s safety list. You can see all 6,000+ approved companies in plain sight (courtesy of Trivium: excel file). But what’s less clear is how to actually get registered. Some vendors claim they’ll do it for you. Others claim they can do much more. Let’s take a closer look at the emerging marketplace for AI safety services in China. We’ll begin with the cottage industry of online vendors promising to help companies navigate the filing process, then turn to the more formal third-party safety firms positioning…
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