China introduced new rules to stop AI chatbots encouraging emotional dependence. These regulations aim to address the nation’s declining birth rate and shrinking population. Companies must now obtain government review before releasing companion AI services. Virtual romantic relationships with minors are also strictly prohibited under these rules. Authorities can shut down services deemed unsafe, promoting real-world connections. China introduced new rules to stop AI chatbots encouraging emotional dependence. These regulations aim to address the nation’s declining birth rate and shrinking population. Companies must now obtain government review before releasing companion AI services. Virtual romantic relationships with minors are also strictly prohibited under these rules. Authorities can shut down services deemed unsafe, promoting real-world connections.
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