SMRTR AIDec 29, 2025Scientific American

China’s Plans for Human-Like AI Could Set the Tone for Global AI Rules

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China's cyberspace regulator released a proposal requiring AI companies to clearly inform users when they're interacting with humanlike AI systems, including notifications every two hours, while mandating that chatbots promote "core socialist values" and undergo security reviews. This regulatory push contrasts sharply with the U.S.'s fragmented approach under Trump, who has dismantled Biden-era AI safety proposals, potentially positioning China as a leader in shaping global AI governance standards.

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