Chinese Tech — Week of 2026-06-06 to 2026-06-12#

Week in Review#

This week, the Chinese tech ecosystem was dominated by the transition of AI agents from experimental sandboxes into highly controlled, production-ready engineering pipelines, championed by domestic tech giants deploying new “AI Harness” frameworks. Simultaneously, the geopolitical tech divide widened significantly, with Chinese users facing delays in accessing core western AI features and investors being explicitly excluded from major U.S. tech IPOs, which is further accelerating domestic infrastructure development.

Chinese Tech Daily — 2026-06-07#

Top Story#

Dewu (Poizon) is showcasing its “AI Harness” architecture at AICon Shanghai, demonstrating how to safely deploy AI-generated code in production recommendation systems. This is a critical development as AI agents move from experimental “wild code” to highly-controlled, reliable engineering pipelines with robust safety guardrails.

Engineering & Dev#

The transition of AI from labs to production takes center stage as InfoQ highlights an upcoming AICon 2026 presentation on Dewu’s AI Harness: From “Wild Code” to “Production by Objective”. Dewu’s senior technical expert, Bai Zhongwei, will detail a 7-stage guardrail system that ensures AI-written code can be safely integrated into complex recommendation architectures. The system utilizes a hybrid agent architecture consisting of “Highways” for highly deterministic tasks and “ATV” modes for dynamic problem-solving, providing a robust model for large-scale AI engineering. On the security front, researchers disclosed a severe FumaCRM ProductDetail.aspx SQL Injection Vulnerability. The flaw allows unauthenticated remote attackers to steal administrative credentials or inject trojans, stemming from an unfiltered empId parameter within the application’s cookies.