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Beek, Annelotte van (2022)

A characterization of China’s participation in AI standardization: How China sets standards through formal and de facto standardization, and bilateral Belt and Road Initiative agreements

Bachelor thesis | International Studies (BA)
As the potential transformative effects and threats of Artificial Intelligence (AI) are being uncovered, its standards are becoming increasingly debated on the international stage. However, one of the three major AI powers, i.e. China, has its approach often reduced to be merely state-centric, which may cause misunderstanding and faulty policies. This thesis exames various standardization strategies concerning both formal and de facto standards, with as aim to better understand the driving forces and crucial factors that are at play in China's standardization participation.
AI standards
China
de facto standardization
formal standardization
AI development plan (AIDP)
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)
Author
Beek, Annelotte van
Faculty
Faculty of Humanities
Specialisation
AI standards China
Supervisors
Yang, Shiming
ECTS Credits
15
Language
en