Teenagers in China will be restricted to using their phones for just an hour per day under new draught rules proposed by the state’s cyberspace regulator, reports Insider. The Cyberspace Administration of China unveiled proposed guidelines aimed at addressing “the
Chinese government has finalized a friendlier set of rules to govern generative AI systems like OpenAI’s ChatGPT at a time the world over is seized with discussions on regulating the sector. The new set of rules should come into effect
A Chinese businessman lost 4.3 million yuan [~$612,000] after a fraudster used deepfake AI technology to impersonate his friend, according to local media reports. The victim, identified only by his surname Guo, received a video call via WeChat last month
Police in China have arrested a man for publishing a fake train accident story written using ChatGPT. It marks the first time that anyone has been arrested for using the AI chatbot, not only in China where ChatGPT is illegal
Chinese regulators have released draft regulations that will compel generative artificial intelligence – the software systems like the one underpinning ChatGPT – to follow the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) strict censorship rules, The New York Times reported on Monday. Generative
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