The National Radio and Television Administration Requires AI-Generated Radio, Film, and Television Audio-Visual Programs to Include Content Labels
Regulation of AI in radio, film, and television audio-visual content is being strengthened, with content labels and human review implemented in tandem Seize the opportunities of technological innovation while strictly guarding against "AI tampering" and content security risks
On September 17, the State Council Information Office held a press conference in its themed series "Starting Strong in the 15th FiveYear Plan." Liu Jianguo, Deputy Director of the National Radio and Television Administration, said that in the future it will continue to promote the application of artificial intelligence in the radio, television, and audiovisual sectors, while also strengthening standardized management to ensure that technology serves creation and content security.
Liu Jianguo said that radio and television audiovisual programs generated, produced, or broadcast using artificial intelligence must be marked with corresponding content labels; key stages of program production and final video review must also continue to be subject to human review and approval; behaviors such as "AI tampering" will be strictly prohibited.
The National Radio and Television Administration said it will continue to improve institutional rules in line with the evolution of artificial intelligence technology, promote innovative applications in a classified manner, and, while encouraging development, uphold the bottom line of content security.