CCTV exposed AI and spread rumors. A self-media released about 100,000 false information to attract traffic. Shanghai police took criminal coercive measures.

Passionategeekz On June 22, CCTV News reported on the content of “AI rumor” that is currently frequent on the Internet last night, and cited a typical online rumor case released by the Cyber ​​Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security. In the corresponding case, the suspect used AI to generate a series of eye-catching content such as “Zhang Mingyuan, former director of Huashan Hospital, died in a foreign hospital corridor due to appendicitis, and published the corresponding content publicly on the online platform, attracting attention.

The police officers from the Cybersecurity Detachment of the Jing’an Branch of Shanghai Public Security Bureau said that after investigation,Huashan Hospital has no former director named “Zhang Mingyuan” at all, nor does it have an employee of the same namethe person who posted the corresponding rumor is not the registrant himself. The registrant has registered his account through part-time job and handed over it to others for use.

The police conducted in-depth investigation and found that the false information about the so-called “the former director of Huashan Hospital died in a foreign land” was released by a self-media studio, and the actual operators were Wang, Guo, Shi, etc. The corresponding studio has controlled about 500 self-media accounts, searching for various hot events and messages on the Internet every day, using AI to automatically generate articles, and publishing them on the accounts they control without verification. A total of about 100,000 pieces of false information were published, causing bad social impact.

Passionategeekz Reference Report learned that at present, Wang Moumou, Guo Moumou, Shi Moumou and three others were suspected of illegally using information networks.The Shanghai Jing’an police took criminal coercive measures in accordance with the law. The relevant illegal accounts have been banned according to the law. The case is under further investigation。

CCTV.com said that with the rapid development and application of AI in-depth synthesis technology in recent years, AI rumors have frequently appeared on the Internet. In addition to forging news, illegal merchants have also generated celebrity advertisements/videos to promote products. At present, the Cyberspace Administration of China is launching a special crackdown on this. As of June 20, the first phase of the corresponding crackdown operation has dealt with more than 3,500 illegal mini-programs, applications, and intelligent AI products, cleaned up more than 960,000 pieces of illegal and irregular information, and dealt with more than 3,700 accounts. Positive progress has been made in all work.

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