On October 23, the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission unveiled the '15th Five-Year Plan' for National Informatization. This comprehensive plan outlines the intention to refine legislative frameworks within the cyberspace domain and to propel foundational legislative initiatives in key areas such as artificial intelligence, the digital economy, telecommunications, the prevention and control of cybercrime, and the fight against cyber violence. Concurrently, it underscores the necessity of bolstering legislative research in nascent fields, including autonomous driving and the low-altitude economy. It aims to enhance the pertinent regulatory structures concerning cybersecurity, data security, personal information protection, and the advancement of informatization, as well as to augment the availability of regulatory mechanisms for novel technologies, applications, and business models.

Furthermore, the plan zeroes in on pressing issues such as artificial intelligence, personal information protection, and online ecological governance. It includes provisions for the research and dissemination of pertinent judicial interpretations, alongside an expansion of legal frameworks pertaining to cyberspace that involve international dimensions.