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00:03China's cyber regulator on Saturday released draft rules for public comment that would
00:08tighten oversight of artificial intelligence services designed to simulate human personalities
00:13and engage users in emotional interaction, according to Reuters. The proposal targets
00:19AI products and services offered to the public in China that present simulated personality traits,
00:24thinking patterns, and communication styles. The rules would require providers to warn users
00:30against excessive use and intervene when users show signs of addiction. Providers would be required
00:36to assume safety responsibilities throughout the product lifecycle and establish systems for
00:42algorithm review, data security, and personal information protection. The draft also addresses
00:48psychological risks by requiring providers to identify users' emotional states and dependence
00:53levels and to intervene when extreme emotions or addictive behavior are detected.
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