Aims to 'clear' the network of unauthorized misinformation. Stuff from official sources can't be wrong!
, which seeks to crack down on fake news that relies on AI generated content including deepfakes.
The detained person – a man named Hong from the Chinese province of Gansu – used ChatGPT to create a news article about a train crash that killed nine construction workers. The news was quickly spread by twenty-one social media accounts that led it to garner 15,000 views. The police raided Hong's house and took unspecified measures against him. The police reported the motivation behind the crime was to increase traffic.announced on WeChat it had a beta version of its product available in China. At this time, users must access the platform via Tencent's QQ channel.
ChatGPT is currently unavailable in China, but users can access it using a phone number from a supported country and a virtual private network . Access to foreign phone numbers and VPNs is restricted in China. The AI generated media law went into effect on January 10, 2023. Local police are claiming it's the first use of the law in Gansu province.
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