Embodied intelligence data cross-border compliance salon held in Yangpu, focusing on comprehensive collaborative service paths for cross-border data

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Recently, the Cyberspace Administration of Shanghai and the Shanghai Municipal Data Bureau jointly issued a notice releasing ten measures for Shanghai to promote high-level opening-up and facilitate the cross-border flow of data, which has drawn close attention from digital economy enterprises.

On October 27, a salon themed "Risk Prevention and Compliance Strategies for Cross-Border Flow of Embodied Intelligence Data" was held at the Yangpu District Cross-Border Data Service Center. Focusing on studying and implementing the spirit of the policy, the salon brought together enterprise representatives from the fields of embodied intelligence, data resources, and data security, as well as experts from government departments, universities, professional institutions, and market platforms, to discuss the practical difficulties faced by enterprises in cross-border business in embodied intelligence and data resources, and to provide practical path support for enterprises to solve data export compliance challenges and unlock the value of data assets.

Sharing and Discussion

Clarifying the Compliance Path for Cross-Border Data

In the guest sharing session, Li Shiyuan, a data security researcher at the Shanghai Information Security Testing and Certification Center, gave a presentation themed "Introduction to Cross-Border Data Work," systematically breaking down the data export security management institutional system based on the Cybersecurity Law, the Data Security Law, and the Personal Information Protection Law, and explaining in detail the compliance paths for data export and the practical criteria for judgment. She pointed out that enterprises need to accurately identify important data and personal information, reasonably match the three statutory compliance paths of security assessment, standard contracts, and personal information export certification according to their own business scenarios, and strictly fulfill all pre-compliance obligations.

Chen Jidong, associate professor at the Law School of Tongji University and member of the Shanghai Data Exchange Expert Committee, in a themed sharing titled "Some Thoughts on International Data Governance and Cross-Border Data Flow," combined with Shanghai's cross-border data pilot practices and pointed out that local pilots can improve corporate compliance convenience through compliance coaching, pre-assessment services, and negative list management. He suggested that enterprises make full use of institutional exemption rules, use technologies such as federated learning and secure multi-party computation to achieve "data stays put, value flows," build layered external evidence packages, establish standardized business ledgers, and rely on a composite governance system to ensure compliant cross-border business operations.

Su Yi, Chief Data Officer of the Shanghai Technology Exchange, shared on the theme "From 'Dormant Data' to 'Revenue-Generating Data Assets.'" He pointed out that data must obtain legal identity through rights confirmation, form a market anchor through pricing, realize value through transactions, and amplify credit through attestation, so as to build a complete institutionalized closed loop and be transformed into financeable assets. For large-scale operations, he suggested fixing ownership rules through ontologies, automating valuation compliance through intelligent agents, deploying engineering in advance to connect with scenarios, and transforming "first-order" experience into a reusable asset production line to greatly reduce marginal compliance costs.

Interactive Empowerment

Jointly Exploring a New Landscape for Embodied Intelligence Development

In the interactive exchange session, participating enterprise representatives raised questions on practical issues such as data export declaration, risk assessment, and data asset transactions in light of actual business scenarios including embodied intelligence product going global, overseas equipment deployment, cross-border R&D collaboration, and data asset circulation. The participating experts, combining policies, regulations, and practical cases, responded precisely to the difficult issues enterprises face in going global.

In recent years, Yangpu has leveraged its three major advantages of a concentration of the digital economy, abundant scientific and technological innovation resources, and large spatial potential, seized the opportunity of building Fuxing Island into a global maker island, and accelerated its layout in the embodied intelligence track. Focusing on embodied models, simulation platforms, and collaborative innovation in robot software and hardware, and relying on the scientific research strength of universities such as Fudan, Tongji, and the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, it has gathered key enterprises such as Sudo, Moqi, and Aoshark Intelligence to drive embodied intelligence from the laboratory into real scenarios. At the same time, it is advancing the construction of the Shanghai Fuxing Island Embodied Intelligence Real-Scenario Space Experimental Training and Testing Platform, continuously opening real scenarios such as coffee delivery, urban river patrols, and market shopping guidance, promoting the connection of technological R&D, real-scenario training, implementation and application, and ecosystem co-creation, and exploring a new sample of a future city that is human-machine friendly and based on dual foundations.

This salon was hosted by the Cyberspace Administration of the Yangpu District Committee, the Yangpu District Science and Economic Commission, and the Yangpu District Data Bureau, organized by the Shanghai Cyber Security Industry Innovation Research Institute, and co-organized by the Yangpu District Internet Development Association and the Internet Research Center of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.

Since its launch in December 2024, the Yang "Shu" Pu Digital Salon has held 21 sessions, continuously focusing on the digital economy field, building an industry-university-research exchange platform for enterprises, and helping the high-quality development of the regional digital economy industry. Text:

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