AI BriefingChina issues some of first government IDs to AI digital humans in Beijing pilot
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A pilot program in Beijing issued some of China's first government-based official identification cards to AI digital humans, enabling commercial activities like digital currency wallets and partnerships.
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China has issued some of its first government-based official identification cards to AI digital humans as part of a pilot program in Beijing. The IDs state the digital human's name, birthday, address, and facial features. This official identity allows operators to open a digital currency wallet for the AI entity and secure commercial partnerships in industries including fashion, gaming, and automotive. The pilot program also designated the recipient as the first licensed AI artist in the country.
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