NRTA Cracks Down on "AI Tampering": Over 11,000 Violating Videos Cleared and More Than 30 Accounts Handled in October
The National Radio and Television Administration disclosed that a special governance campaign against "AI tampering" videos on some key online audiovisual platforms in October cleared more than 11,000 violating videos and handled more than 30 violating accounts. The governance effort focused on "AI tampering" videos based on classic film and television works such as the Four Great Classical Novels, historical themes, revolutionary themes, and heroic model figures, while also clearing various types of cult animations. The special governance campaign was launched in January 2026 and shifted to a normalized, institutionalized long-term mechanism starting February 1.
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The reporter learned today from the National Radio and Television Administration that some key online audiovisual platforms have published the results of the October special campaign to regulate "AI-modified" videos, in which more than 11,000 violating videos were removed and more than 30 violating accounts were dealt with. In accordance with the work arrangements of the National Radio and Television Administration, the special campaign to regulate "AI-modified" videos launched in January 2026 has achieved tangible results. To further consolidate the results of the campaign, starting from February 1, the regulation of "AI-modified" videos has been carried out continuously through a normalized and institutionalized long-term mechanism. The NRTA urges major online audiovisual platforms to further deepen the implementation of their primary responsibilities, strengthen routine inspections, focus on removing violating videos that use "AI modification" on classic film and television works such as the Four Great Classical Novels, historical themes, revolutionary themes, and heroic model figures, and simultaneously remove various kinds of cult animations, so as to continuously foster a healthy online audiovisual ecosystem.