TREE NEWS reports: A commentary in the Economic Daily argues that the rush to subsidize artificial intelligence has produced crude, low-quality support that is failing to convert policy incentives into industrial results. It says the fix lies in more refined, better-targeted policy, and calls on regions to coordinate instead of competing in a subsidy race that undercuts one another.
China State Media Urges End to Crude AI Subsidy Race
This is a notable signal from within China's policy apparatus, not an outside critique: state media questioning the return on AI subsidies suggests the internal cost-benefit debate is shifting from how much to spend toward how to spend it. The push for regional coordination matters because fragmented incentives have shaped where compute, talent and projects have clustered. The open question is whether commentary translates into actual budget and approval discipline, and whether coordinated policy tightens or simply redirects the flow of capital into the sector.
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