Apps that primarily use AI-generated content must follow new developer guidelines and offer a way for users to report offensive content.
With generative AI exploding everywhere, Google will start requiring that Android apps include a way to report offensive AI-generated content and follow new moderation rules around what kind of AI content is acceptable. Apps using AI-generated content will be required to add a button to flag or report offensive material early next year to remain in Google’s Play Store.
For Google, examples of problematic AI content include nonconsensual deepfakes of sexual material, recordings of real people designed for scamming, false or deceptive election content, apps with generative AI “primarily intended to be sexually gratifying,” and malicious code creation. In its announcement, Google acknowledged that generative AI “is a fast-evolving app category,” giving the impression it may revisit its AI policies as the technology continues to evolve.
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