According to a notice from the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), the CAC has launched the second phase of the "Clear and Bright – Rectifying Abuses in AI Applications" campaign, focusing on addressing issues such as AI-generated false information, violent and vulgar content, impersonation and imitation of others, and infringement of minors' rights and interests. To date, the campaign has removed over 56.1 million pieces of illegal and non-compliant information, suspended more than 49,000 accounts, and dealt with over 2,400 websites and applications found in violation. In terms of AI content governance, platforms including Douyin, Kuaishou, Weibo, Tencent, Baidu, Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, Zhihu, Douban, and Taobao have further strengthened their multimodal recognition capabilities, dynamically expanded facial image databases, voiceprint libraries, and repositories of prohibited content samples, and intensified enforcement against rule-violating accounts and information, issuing a total of 46 governance notices.

Meanwhile, AI platforms such as Doutai, Yuanyuan, Qwen, and Wenxin Yiyan have tightened the review of original training data, strictly restricted the output of prohibited content, and reinforced requirements for labeling AI-generated and synthesized content. Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo, and other app stores have enhanced developer onboarding and app listing reviews, conducting spot checks and retesting of existing applications. Furthermore, the cyberspace administration has disclosed several typical cases, including AI-driven "remixing" of classic literary works, generation of false disaster and social hotspot information, AI-based face and voice spoofing of public figures, mass production of violent and vulgar content, use of AI to generate information infringing upon minors’ rights and interests, and employing AI-powered "account management" tools for online mob activities. For non-compliant AI products and applications, relevant authorities will take legal measures including warnings, fines, removal from app stores, or shutdowns.