China's AI content-labelling rules tame risks

BEIJING, Feb. 10 (Xinhua) -- When Wang Hao, 43, a B&B owner of northwest China's Lanzhou City, posted a short video online last August celebrating his "new Maybach," congratulations poured in. So did phone calls from "old friends" asking for loans.

There was just one problem. The luxury car existed only on screen. The clip was generated by artificial intelligence (AI), but nothing on the screen said so.