Archive · 28 Dec 2025
China Proposes Tighter AI Personality Simulation Rules
China wants to make new rules for AI services that act like humans.
These rules will make sure the AI is safe and doesn't trick people.
The AI must warn users if they use it too much and help if someone gets too addicted.
The AI can't say bad things that hurt people or the country.
The rules also make sure the AI takes care of people's feelings and doesn't make them too dependent.
China's cyber regulator proposed draft rules for AI services simulating human personalities.
Rules aim to strengthen safety and ethical requirements for consumer-facing AI.
Providers must warn users against excessive use and intervene in cases of addiction.
AI services must not generate content that endangers national security or promotes harmful behavior.
Providers must assess users' emotions and dependence levels, intervening when necessary.
- Who
- China's cyber regulator
- What
- Proposed draft rules for AI services simulating human personalities
- When
- Draft issued on Saturday for public comment
- Where
- China
- Why
- To strengthen safety and ethical requirements for AI services
- Regulatory Body
- China's cyber regulator
- Scope
- AI services simulating human personalities
- Key Requirements
- Safety, ethical standards, user warnings, addiction intervention
- Content Restrictions
- No national security threats, rumors, violence, or obscenity
- Psychological Risks
- Emotion and dependence assessment, intervention measures
