ChinaThe Office of the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission cracked down on AI impersonation of public figures. Recently, cyberspace authorities urged websites and platforms to conduct a concentrated cleanup targeting fraudulent product promotion, follower and traffic solicitation, and misleading users, removing more than 47,000 unlawful or noncompliant items and taking action against 3,961 accounts.
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The Office of the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission cracked down on AI impersonation of public figures. Recently, cyberspace authorities urged websites and platforms to conduct a concentrated cleanup targeting fraudulent product promotion, follower and traffic solicitation, and misleading users, removing more than 47,000 unlawful or noncompliant items and taking action against 3,961 accounts.
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Recently, in response to problems such as the use of AI technology to impersonate well-known public figures for fraudulent product promotion, attracting followers and traffic, and misleading internet users, cyberspace authorities urged websites and platforms to carry out intensive rectification. They have removed a total of more than 47,000 pieces of illegal or noncompliant content and taken action against 3,961 accounts.Original Chinese quote
近日，针对利用AI技术假冒仿冒知名公众人物虚假带货、吸粉引流、误导网民等问题，网信部门督促网站平台深入开展集中整治，累计清理违法违规信息4.7万余条，处置账号3961个。