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Fig 1.

Research framework of the PMC index model for the quantitative evaluation of China’s artificial intelligence policies.

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Construction process of the PMC index model for China’s artificial intelligence policies.

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Table 1.

Selected sample of China’s artificial intelligence policy documents.

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Fig 3.

Trend of the number of artificial intelligence policy documents issued by the Chinese central government (2016–2025).

Note: The dashed line indicates the overall trend in annual policy issuance.

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Top 20 high-frequency terms in China’s artificial intelligence policy documents.

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Fig 5.

Semantic co-occurrence network of high-frequency terms in China’s artificial intelligence policy documents.

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Table 2.

Quantitative evaluation indicator system and sources for China’s artificial intelligence policiesprimary variable.

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Table 3.

Multi-input–output table of PMC model variables for China’s artificial intelligence policies.

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Table 4.

PMC index–based policy classification standards.

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Table 5.

Selected AI policy samples in China.

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Table 6.

Multi-input–output table for the five selected AI policies in China.

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Table 7.

PMC index of the five selected AI Policies in China.

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PMC matrices of the five selected AI policies in China.

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Fig 6.

PMC surface of policy P1.

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PMC surface of policy P2.

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PMC surface of policy P3.

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PMC surface of policy P4.

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PMC surface of policy P5.

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Fig 11.

Radar chart of China’s artificial intelligence policies.

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Fig 12.

Distribution of nine primary indicators across five representative Chinese artificial intelligence policies.

(Note: The black dots in the figure represent outliers in each data group.).

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