Cyberspace Administration cracks down on AI impersonation of public figures: removed over 47,000 pieces of non-compliant information, handled 3,961 accounts
Recently, the Cyberspace Administration launched a comprehensive crackdown on AI impersonation of public figures. It removed over 47,000 pieces of non-compliant information, handled 3,961 accounts, and issued four typical violation cases involving platforms such as WeChat and Douyin (#ClearNet Action#). The next step will be to further strengthen platform responsibilities and prevent the abuse of AI technology.
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