Group 1 - The revised draft of the Cybersecurity Law addresses the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology by adding provisions to promote AI safety and development [1][2] - The draft enhances the guiding principles for cybersecurity work, emphasizing the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the integration of development and security [2] - The draft includes support for AI foundational research, key technology development, and infrastructure construction, while also establishing ethical norms and enhancing safety risk monitoring and assessment [2] Group 2 - The revised draft increases penalties for illegal sales or provision of critical network equipment and cybersecurity products, with severe cases facing business suspensions or license revocations [3] - It clarifies that unauthorized acquisition, sale, or provision of personal information, which does not constitute a crime, will be subject to penalties by public security authorities [3] - The draft ensures alignment with existing laws such as the Civil Code and the Personal Information Protection Law regarding personal information handling by network operators [3]