Beijing tightens rules on AI-generated content, targets deepfake adaptations of classic dramas

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Beijing is intensifying its regulation of AI-generated content, particularly on short video platforms. The National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) has ordered platforms like Douyin and Kuaishou to remove deepfake adaptations of classic dramas that distort original narratives. The NRTA highlighted specific examples, such as the Monkey King riding a motorcycle and a monk engaging in inappropriate behavior. These adaptations are seen as disrespectful to the original works and potentially infringe on their rights. Platforms must report their progress in removing such content by Tuesday. They are also required to review generative AI content carefully and label it clearly.


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