On October 22, Yuyuan Tantian published an article highlighting that on October 16, the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Science and Technology jointly opened a public consultation on the revision of , encompassing 23 artificial intelligence (AI)-related technologies. These technologies include large-scale models, intelligent agents, computing clusters, and information processing. In light of this, some observers raised questions about whether there had been a shift in China's policy on technological openness. However, since the announcement of the policy, prominent companies such as DeepSeek and MiniMax have smoothly completed their registration processes, open-sourced their technologies, and obtained overseas licenses. In its Q&A session, the Ministry of Commerce offered more detailed clarifications on what constitutes 'non-restricted' areas, emphasizing that the are designed to delineate the boundaries of technology exports rather than to impose blanket restrictions on AI technology exports.