So it begins.
The age of artificial intelligence arrests appears to have kicked off in earnest in China, where a man was detained for using ChatGPT to allegedly generate fake news., a man identified only by his surname has been arrested in the country's Gansu province after, per local police, "using artificial intelligence technology to concoct false and untrue information."
The fake news in question apparently claimed, falsely, that nine people had died in a train accident at the end of April. A bunch of different versions of the story were reportedly published to Baijihao, a news blog-esque social network run by the Chinese search engine Baidu.
The sweeping new regulation also lists about 1,300 government-approved news sites allowed to use generative AI to write or create content, and indicates that all content made with AI must maintain "correct political direction and correct public opinion orientation," per its wording. The report indicates that the suspect used ChatGPT specifically, which although not available in China is easily accessed through a VPN. He was charged, per local police, with "With AI's ability to make
increasing every day, regulation of it is necessary — and although China's approach does sound draconian, maybe there are some glimmers of policy that could benefit the rest of the world here.
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