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China's Cyberspace Administration Cleans Up 47,000+ Items in AI Impersonation Crackdown
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According to IT Home, China's cyberspace authorities reported a targeted campaign against AI impersonation of public figures, removing more than 47,000 illegal items and handling 3,961 accounts. The notice cited four case types: unauthorized AI face and voice cloning for product promotion, fabricated illness rumors from stolen portraits, first-person fake personas, and AI-generated vulgar or intimate imagery. Officials said platforms with serious problems will be investigated and platform responsibility tightened.
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