The campaign, which will run in two phases, will focus on poor security review of AI models, “AI data poisoning”
The Chinese authority in charge of cyberspace management has launched a four-month campaign against “improper practices in AI applications“, according to a statement published on Thursday.
The campaign, which will be developed in two phases, will focus on the poor security review of AI models, “AI data poisoning” and failure to register AI models or improper labeling of AI-generated contentaccording to the statement.
It will also focus on the misuse of AI-generated content, including false information, “violent and vulgar” content.identity theft and content that harms minors.
Authorities will remove illegal and harmful content and sanction accounts and online platforms that fail to comply with the regulations, as indicated.
