Chinese Developers Rewriting AI Rules as Open Source Becomes a Global Flag
An November 6 commentary argues Chinese developers are reshaping AI norms, with open source written into the Wuzhen summit theme for the first time. Citing over 3.5 milli…
An November 6 commentary argues Chinese developers are reshaping AI norms, with open source written into the Wuzhen summit theme for the first time. Citing over 3.5 million active Chinese open-source developers on platforms like GitHub and open models from DeepSeek, Qwen and Lingbao that cut application costs, the piece says China has become a global champion of open AI. Alibaba's Joe Tsai noted Chinese open models lead in downloads and derivative numbers, turning openness from a coding habit into public infrastructure for the Global South.
Source: 10jqka / Securities Times, Nov 6, 2026 | 2026-11-06
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