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China drafts cyberbullying rules that reach AI-generated abuse

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China's internet regulator proposed new draft rules to combat cyberbullying, including AI-generated abuse, requiring platforms to detect, block, and report harmful content and users. Platforms must implement classifiers, user protections, and early-warning systems to prevent harassment and face penalties for non-compliance. This move aligns with China's broader AI content regulation efforts, including labeling AI-generated media and controlling synthetic content.

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