Hey tech enthusiasts! In a bold move to secure the digital space, authorities in the Chinese mainland have cracked down on over 3,500 non-compliant AI products since April. From mini-programs and web apps to AI agents, every corner of the digital world is getting a safety check 🔍.
The campaign, which kicked off in April, targeted misuses like deepfake face-swapping and voice cloning that can mislead the public, as well as failures to label AI-generated content properly. Over 960,000 harmful items were removed from the internet, and more than 3,700 accounts were shut down to keep the online space safe.
Local cyberspace authorities were instructed to intensify their efforts, cut off dubious marketing channels, and boost technical safeguards on major platforms. In the next phase, the focus will shift to curbing AI-generated rumors and vulgar content by building robust monitoring systems and standardizing sanction protocols.
This initiative is a timely reminder for all tech-savvy netizens—from the vibrant streets of Mumbai to the bustling cities of Jakarta—that digital safety goes hand in hand with innovation. Let’s stay informed and embrace technology responsibly! 🚀
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China tackles over 3,500 non-compliant AI products since April
cgtn.com
