Artificial Intelligence: China Plans Rules to Protect Children and Tackle Suicide Risks

China Tightens Rules On AI Firms To Shield Children

China is moving to put some firm guardrails around artificial intelligence. And this time, the focus is clear: children’s safety and harmful chatbot advice.With AI chatbots popping up everywhere, regulators are asking a simple question. What happens when machines start influencing emotions, decisions, and mental health?Under draft rules released by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), AI systems would be barred from offering content lin…

AI regulation: China proposes new rules over child safety fears, suicide risks

In the rapid age of artificial intelligence, China has come forward with new rules for AI firms, aiming to protect young minds from online abuse and chatbots that promote self-harm and violence....

China plans AI rules to protect children and tackle suicide risks

Developers will also need to ensure their AI models don't generate content that promotes gambling

China Proposes New AI Rules To Protect Children And Restrict Harmful Chatbot Advice

China has proposed new regulations for artificial intelligence that would require safeguards for children and prohibit chatbots from offering advice related to self-harm or violence, as authorities move to address safety concerns tied to the rapid growth of AI services. The draft rules were published over the weekend by the Cyberspace Administration of China and would apply to AI products and services operating in China once finalised. The propo…