China's AI Content Labeling Reflects Proactive Global Governance
As AI becomes more powerful, it brings remarkable opportunities—but also calls for greater transparency and shared responsibility to ensure its safe and beneficial use.
A report from the Europol Innovation Lab projects that by 2026, up to 90 percent of online content may be synthetically generated. With such a staggering rise, it's more important than ever to clearly distinguish AI-generated content from human-made content.
Recently, China has introduced a new regulation requiring AI-generated content—whether text, images, or videos—to be clearly labeled.
International bodies like UNESCO and the UN have long advocated for clear AI regulations, and China's move is a significant contribution in response to these calls. Click the video to learn more.
