AI内容要强制标识！实测31个政务AI，近七成尚未打标

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of explicit labeling for AI-generated content in government services in Guangdong Province, highlighting the need for transparency and user awareness in AI interactions [2][6][16]. Group 1: Digital Government Efficiency - The Southern Metropolis Big Data Research Institute launched a "Digital Government Efficiency Micro-Record" column to address blind spots and difficulties in government services for enterprises and the public [2]. - The initiative aims to enhance communication between service departments and users, focusing on specific government service items and methods [2]. Group 2: AI Content Labeling Regulations - A new regulation titled "Artificial Intelligence Generated Content Labeling Method" will take effect on September 1, 2025, requiring explicit labeling of AI-generated content [2][6]. - The regulation mandates that AI-generated content must include clear indicators that inform users about the nature of the content, either through explicit or implicit labeling [6][16]. Group 3: Current Status of AI Labeling in Guangdong - Among 31 AI government service applications in Guangdong, only 10 have explicit labels indicating that the content is AI-generated [6][7]. - Examples of AI services with explicit labeling include "Xiao Yu AI" and "Huangpu Government Intelligent Body," while many others lack clear indicators [9][11]. Group 4: Observations and Recommendations - Observations reveal that some government AI interfaces hide labeling information within disclaimers or user agreements, which does not meet the strict definition of explicit labeling [15][16]. - Experts recommend that clear labeling should be prominently displayed in AI-generated content interfaces to enhance user awareness and trust [16].