Chinas the online world watchdogs have actually addressed problems with over 3,500 artificial intelligence items that were not compliant with appropriate guidelines since April, including mini-programs, web applications and AI agents.This follows a project released in April targeting the abuse of AI innovation in kinds such as deepfake face-swapping and voice-cloning, which infringe on public interests, in addition to the failure to correctly label AI-generated content that misinforms the general public, according to the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) on Friday.More than 960,000 items consisting of unlawful or hazardous material were removed from the internet, and over 3,700 associated accounts were shut down throughout the duration, the CAC said.During this phase, the CAC advised regional cyberspace authorities to magnify their actions against non-compliant AI items and to cut off their marketing and traffic channels.
It advised major sites and platforms to strengthen technical safeguards.
Efforts were also made to speed up the implementation of labeling policies for AI-generated content.In the next stage of the project, the CAC will focus on popular issues such as AI-generated reports and repulsive online material, build a technical monitoring system, and standardize sanction protocols to preserve a healthy online environment and steer AI development in a more favorable direction.