China has released a set of comprehensive regulations on generative artificial intelligence (AI) models, emphasising the importance of « core socialist values. »The rules, developed by a group of seven Chinese regulators led by the Cyberspace Administration of China, will take effect on AI chatbot services available for public, starting August 15.
China has released a set of comprehensive regulations on generative artificial intelligence (AI) models, emphasising the importance of « core socialist values. » These measures will only apply to services provided to the public, as regulators aim to promote the development of this technology.The rules, developed by a group of seven Chinese regulators led by the , will take effect starting August 15. The Chinese regulators have said that they will adopt an inclusive and cautious approach towards generative AI services. They will implement a graded regulatory approach to ensure proper regulation is in place.All generative AI content services, such as text, pictures, audio, and video, offered to the Chinese public will be subject to these regulations.
