China imposes rules to set signs in content first intelligence …
The electronic space management in China, with the cooperation of the other three agencies, has announced new rules that force service providers to determine the content of artificial intelligence in each file, openly or explained. Bloomberg said the rules are scheduled to come into effect on September 1, 2025.
The move comes from Beijing, the EU and the US, aimed at controlling misinformation by imposing signs of artificial content published online.
The rapid proliferation of the techniques of obstetric artificial intelligence- in which articles are written and the creation of images to the tradition of human voices- increases the risk of false information.
There are rules that are obliged to place signs established in the EU’s artificial intelligence law or to replace artificial intelligence.
Content with artificial intelligence
“The Act of Symptoms will help users identify false information and responsibility for service providers to classify their content. This process is aimed at reducing the abuse of content that has appeared by artificial intelligence.”
Verifying whether developers provide their projects artificial intelligence content and review the instructions of their classification instructions are required.
However, until the sites comply with the relevant terms, the artificial appearing content can be provided without marks, and this service is offered at the request of the user.
According to the report, the Ministry of China’s Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Public Security and the National Radio and TV administration are participating in these rules.
China and artificial intelligence
In a move aimed at improving China’s leadership in this field, the Chinese government aims to use artificial intelligence revolution and increase its profits in the light of the global competition in this growing market, as Beijing schools have announced that they will provide artificial intelligence courses to primary and secondary students.
In the semester, which begins on September 1, the Beijing Municipal Education Committee announced on its website that Chinese capital schools offer at least 8 hours of artificial intelligence lessons annually, indicating that schools can provide these courses independently, or that they can coordinate these courses such as it and science.
