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[Nov 6 | Hybrid]
German Chamber AI Roundtable: From New Regulation to Real-World AI
Date: Friday, November 6, 2026
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: German Centre Beijing & MS Teams
(German Centre Beijing, 11th Floor, D1 Unit, 19 Dongfang East Road, DRC Liangmaqiao Diplomatic Office Building, Chaoyang, Beijing 北京市朝阳区东方东路19号DRC亮马桥外交办公大楼D01-11，北京德国中心)
(In order to facilitate a roundtable exchange among the participants we suggest online participation only for attendees outside of Beijing.)
Language: English
AI is rapidly moving from experimentation into day-to-day business operations. From production and product development to customer service, HR and internal knowledge management, companies are exploring how AI can improve processes and create real business value. At the same time, the regulatory environment is evolving just as quickly.
In China, AI is already regulated across a wide range of business activities – not only when AI itself is the product. Several new rules, judicial guidance and administrative measures introduced in 2026 add another layer that companies operating in China need to understand. What do these developments mean for the use of AI in production, product liability, customer service, marketing or HR?
But compliance is only one side of the equation. Many companies are still struggling to move from promising AI pilots to applications that work reliably in everyday operations. A key challenge is often not the AI model itself, but access to a company’s own knowledge – from manuals and service reports to contracts, emails and revision histories.
Our AI Roundtable brings these two perspectives together: the latest regulatory developments in China and the practical realities of implementing AI in business.
Following three expert inputs, we will open the floor for an interactive exchange. Participants are encouraged to bring one AI use case, pilot, idea or challenge from their own company and share their experiences with the speakers and fellow participants.
Registration (Dial-in)
Welcome Remarks
China’s Evolving Regulations on AI in Production and Operation – Compliance & Liability
A practical look at the latest AI-related regulatory developments in China, including new rules and guidance introduced in 2026. The session will explore their implications for areas such as production and supply chains, product liability, customer service and marketing, and HR.
Coffee Break
From AI Hype to Executable Knowledge
Why AI often fails not at the model, but at access to a company’s own knowledge. The session will explore how companies can turn internal documents into reliable, source-based answers, keep control over their data, and build AI solutions that work across Europe and China.
From AI Hype to AI Habit: How to Make AI Work in a Large Organization
AI adoption is easy to start, but much harder to scale. This session explores how large organizations can move beyond experimentation and make AI part of everyday work. It will look at the role of leadership, governance, employee enablement and real business use cases, with practical insights from driving AI transformation in a complex corporate environment.
AI Exchange: Bring Your Own Use Case
Interactive Roundtable Discussion
Bring one AI application, pilot, idea or challenge from your company. Together with the speakers and fellow participants, we will exchange experiences, discuss what is working – and where companies are getting stuck – and learn from each other’s approaches.
Networking
Registration (Dial-in)
Welcome Remarks
China’s Evolving Regulations on AI in Production and Operation – Compliance & Liability
Coffee Break
From AI Hype to Executable Knowledge
From AI Hype to AI Habit: How to Make AI Work in a Large Organization
AI Exchange: Bring Your Own Use Case
Networking
Registration will close at 12PM, November 5.
Meeting link will be sent to your registered email address before 5PM on November 5.
E-fapiao will be sent to your registered email address within 10 working days after the event.
If you have any questions about the event, please feel free to contact chamber-north-events@china.ahk.de.
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