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Wikipedia has banned editors from using AI to write or rewrite articles, citing violations of core content policies. AI is still permitted for basic copyedits without introducing new content and for translating articles from other language Wikipedias. The policy applies to the English version.
Elon Musk's approach of blaming users for explicit sex images from Grok faces challenges from EU regulations. A planned ban on 'nudify' apps could require xAI to restrict Grok's image generation to be less provocative.
Canada is implementing a new regulation requiring major streaming services like Netflix and Spotify to allocate 15% of their annual domestic revenue toward Canadian content. This move has sparked trade tensions with the US, as it imposes significant financial obligations on foreign digital platforms.
Xiaohongshu released AI governance rules encouraging creators to label AI-generated or edited content, with auto-labeling and appeals for unlabeled posts. It strictly controls AI misuse in operations, faking, infringement, and low-quality content. Violations face tiered penalties like distribution limits or account bans.
Douyin Life Services released the AIGC Creation Guidelines. Creators cannot use others' portraits, voices, or works without authorization in AI-generated content or deep synthesis. This outlines principles for ethical AIGC usage on the platform.
OpenAI is further delaying the 'adult mode' launch for ChatGPT to prioritize higher-impact features like intelligence gains and personalization. Originally teased for December by CEO Sam Altman, it was pushed to Q1 2026, but now lacks a timeline. The company rolled out an age prediction tool in January, potentially linked to this feature.
Meta is curbing unoriginal content like reposted Reels and tweet roundups on Instagram since 2024. Such content won't appear in recommendations or Explore tab. Similar monetization restrictions apply to Facebook.
SBTI personality test with slang labels like '握草人' explodes via organic sharing on social media. Contrasts with a couple's AI-generated articles earning 2M RMB but banned by WeChat's new anti-AI bulk content rules. Highlights participatory AI tools' superior virality over passive spam.
Sam Altman announced on X in October 2025 that ChatGPT will soon enable verified adults to access erotica. He positioned it as treating adults responsibly. The post elicited outrage, excitement, and jokes online.
X will suspend creators from its revenue-sharing program for posting unlabeled AI-generated content about 'armed conflict'. First-time violators face a 3-month suspension, while repeat offenders will be permanently banned.