China is building a state-directed system to treat data as an economic asset—complete with exchanges, valuation methods and accounting rules—while harnessing it to advance artificial intelligence, industrial productivity and national security. A new U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission brief warns that Beijing’s approach could give it a strategic advantage and greater influence over emerging international data standards.
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