"The 2026 edition of the 'Qinglang' campaign targets AI-enabled fraud, deepfakes, disinformation, and illegal applications that violate privacy and intellectual property rights."
"By the conclusion of its first phase in June 2025, authorities had taken down more than 3,500 AI-related products and scrubbed over 960,000 pieces of illegal content."
"This year's campaign arrives in a substantially more developed regulatory environment and against a geopolitically charged backdrop that makes its scope and targets distinctly more complex."
The Cyberspace Administration of China has launched the 2026 'Qinglang' campaign to combat AI misuse, including fraud and disinformation. This year's campaign is more complex due to a developed regulatory environment and geopolitical tensions. The campaign follows a successful predecessor that removed over 3,500 AI products and penalized thousands of accounts. The focus includes AI-enabled fraud, deepfakes, and violations of privacy and intellectual property rights, reflecting the evolving landscape of AI capabilities and criminal applications.
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