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Core Insights - The forum titled "Regulating AI Content, Building a Clear Ecology Together" was held on September 12, focusing on the risks and challenges associated with AI-generated content and its dissemination [6][8][14] - The report "AI New Governance Direction: Observations on the Governance of Risks in AI-Generated Content and Dissemination" was released, highlighting the rapid development of generative AI and the emergence of new risks such as misinformation and privacy concerns [8][14][15] Group 1: AI Governance and Risk Management - The report emphasizes the need for a multi-faceted governance approach to address the risks associated with generative AI, including misinformation, deepfake scams, and privacy violations [15][19] - Key recommendations include strengthening standards and technical governance, promoting collaborative governance among government, enterprises, and associations, and prioritizing social responsibility and ethical considerations in AI development [7][22][23] Group 2: Findings from the Report - The report indicates that 76.5% of respondents have encountered AI-generated fake news, highlighting the widespread impact of misinformation [8][14][20] - It identifies various risks associated with generative AI, including misleading information, deepfake scams, privacy breaches, copyright infringements, and the potential harm to minors [15][18][19] Group 3: Expert Insights and Recommendations - Experts at the forum discussed the challenges of AI content governance, emphasizing the need for a dynamic approach to address the complexities of misinformation and the evolving nature of AI technology [9][10][19] - Recommendations include implementing mandatory identification for AI-generated content, enhancing data compliance mechanisms, and developing educational programs to improve AI literacy among minors [23][24]