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They massively attacked Ukraine.
These new rules up for public comment would ban any AI behaviors that manipulate humans and, quote, harm personal dignity and mental health.
They would also ban gambling behavior, anything that abets crime, broadly speaking, and obtaining sensitive personal information.
They'd also compel AI companies to train their chatbots and datasets that quote, conform to the core socialist values and embody the exceptional traditional culture of the Chinese people.
Strict rules already apply to humans on the internet.
New guidelines published this week by China's Cyberspace Administration forbids influencers, for example, from acting lewd, vulgar, or promoting anti-mainstream values, including encouraging people not to work.
These new rules up for public comment would ban any AI behaviors that manipulate humans and, quote, harm personal dignity and mental health.
They would also ban gambling behavior, anything that abets crime, broadly speaking, and obtaining sensitive personal information.
They'd also compel AI companies to train their chatbots and datasets that, quote, "...conform to the core socialist values and embody the exceptional traditional culture of the Chinese people."
Strict rules already apply to humans on the internet.
New guidelines published this week by China's Cyberspace Administration forbids influencers, for example, from acting lewd, vulgar, or promoting anti-mainstream values, including encouraging people not to work.
Peng Peiyun joined the communist underground at just 16 years old, marrying and eventually having four children with the man who had brought her into the secret communist organization.
In 1988, Peng would be appointed head of the State Family Planning Commission, a position she held for a decade.
Her task was to enforce China's one-child policy, infamous for the forced sterilizations and even abortions performed on mostly rural women.
Privately, however, one official said Peng wondered whether such brute methods were needed.
And later in retirement, she wrote letters to top Chinese policymakers arguing that demographically, China should remove all birth limits.
China said it would end its one-child policy in 2015, but currently limits most families to three children.