AI BriefingChina warns ByteDance over AI labeling
Key point
Chinese authorities warned that ByteDance's apps and website failed to comply with AI content labeling requirements.
Details
China's Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) demanded that ByteDance's video editing apps Jianying and Maoxiang, along with the website Jimeng AI, comply with regulations on labeling AI-generated content.
The authority stated that these platforms failed to properly implement AI content identification measures, violating China's Cybersecurity Law and related regulations.
Those responsible were subjected to summons, corrective orders, warnings, and penalties, but details were not disclosed.
China announced the AI-generated content labeling requirement in March 2025, and the regulation took effect in September.
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