Zhejiang University Issues Model AI Law as China Moves Toward National Legislation

Zhejiang University legal scholars have released a proposed AI law that would require human review of AI-assisted medical decisions, give consumers the right to challenge consequential automated decisions and impose record-keeping duties on developers and providers.

The 99-article draft, published jointly by several Zhejiang University legal and digital-governance institutions, adds to a growing body of proposed rules as China moves toward national AI legislation. The Ministry of Justice has said it will accelerate work on an AI law in 2026.