The Cyberspace Administration of China has opened a "Special Reporting Area for Reporting Irregularities in AI Applications" in the Reporting Center.

In order to cooperate with the special action of "Clean and Rectify AI Application Chaos", further standardize AI services and applications, promote the healthy and orderly development of the industry, effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, the Cyberspace Administration of China will set up a special reporting area for reporting AI application chaos starting from June 2026, specifically dealing with public reports. The scope of acceptance mainly includes 14 categories of issues such as inadequate implementation of generated synthetic content identification, production and dissemination of false and violent vulgar information. I. Scope of acceptance (A) Violations of AI application services 1. Failure to register and record the obligation of large model 2. Insufficient AI platform security and audit filtering capabilities 3. Security issues with large model training corpus 4. AI data poisoning issues 5. Inadequate implementation of generated synthetic content identification 6. Abuse of AI technology to carry out illegal activities 7. Inadequate security management of open source models (B) Chaos in AI information content 1. Using AI to "modify" classics, generate "digital trash" 2. Producing and disseminating false and untrue information 3. Impersonating and counterfeiting others 4. Producing and disseminating violent and vulgar information 5. Violating the rights of minors 6. Using AI "hosting" to engage in online water army activities 7. Violations of AI product services and applications II. Acceptance methods Report hotline: 12377 Report website: www.12377.cn Official Weibo, WeChat public account: National Network Reporting Reporting Client: Network Reporting It is hoped that the general public will actively play a role in social supervision, actively participate in the governance of the online ecosystem, report related issues enthusiastically, and jointly maintain a clean online space. This article is reposted from the "Cyberspace China" WeChat public account, GMTEight editor: Li Fo.