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China issues draft rules to regulate AI with human-like interaction
Draft rules require AI providers to monitor emotional states, warn users of addiction risks, and ensure AI interactions follow ethical and security standards, targeting 515 million users.
- On Dec 27, China's Cyberspace Administration, the national cyber regulator, issued draft rules for public comment targeting AI that simulates human traits and engages users emotionally.
- To address rising psychological concerns, Beijing's regulators propose rules requiring service providers to identify user emotional states and assess dependence in consumer-facing AI.
- Requiring technical safeguards, the draft mandates systems for algorithm review, data security and protection of personal information by service providers, and defines national security and content red lines.
- The rules would apply to public-facing AI products, requiring service providers to assume safety responsibilities across the entire product lifecycle in China.
- To curb harm, the draft requires providers to warn users of consumer-facing AI against excessive use and intervene when users show signs of addictive behaviour or extreme emotions.
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