广东警方启动"百日行动" 严打网络谣言违法犯罪 中新网广州9月18日电 (记者 方伟彬)广东省公安厅18日发布消息，该省警方组织启动社会面防控"百日 行动"，聚焦网络谣言扰乱公共秩序突出问题，依法严打网络谣言违法犯罪活动，持续整治网络乱象。 据介绍，8月1日行动以来，全省各地公安机关查处了一批在网上编造传播谣言、炒作热点敏感案事件的 违法犯罪人员，有力维护了网上舆论秩序和网络空间安全。 广东打击整治网络谣言违法犯罪。广东省公安厅 供图 编辑：万可义 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 2025年8月，广州网民朱某某为吸引眼球，增加网络流量，在广州本地拍摄实景视频后，使用特效技术 制造地震效果，造谣称"西藏8月21日发生6.8级地震致9人死亡"，并将捏造的视频发布在某社交平台， 引发网民关注，扰乱社会公共秩序，造成不良社会影响。属地公安机关依法对其予以刑事拘留。 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview")，看更多精彩财经资讯。 2025年8月，梅州网民曾某某为吸引流量、赚取收益 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rapid spread of false information on social media platforms poses a significant challenge, necessitating effective governance strategies to combat online rumors [1][4]. Group 1: Current Situation of Online Rumors - The emergence of false information has been exacerbated by the rise of social media, where sensational and emotional content can lead to rapid dissemination [1][4]. - The threshold for creating rumors has been lowered due to advancements in AI technology, making it easier to produce misleading content that appears credible [1][4]. Group 2: Technological Solutions - Platforms like Douyin are adopting AI technologies to enhance their ability to identify and manage rumors, significantly improving the accuracy and speed of rumor detection [3][4]. - The introduction of features such as "AI Douyin Seeking Truth" allows users to verify information easily, thereby increasing public awareness and reducing the risk of rumor propagation [3][4]. Group 3: Collaborative Governance - Effective governance of online rumors requires a multi-faceted approach involving various stakeholders, including media, professional organizations, and the public [5][6]. - Enhancing media literacy among the audience is crucial for improving the ability to discern and reject false information, contributing to a healthier online environment [6].

Group 1 - The incident of "multiple kittens being mutilated" was a fabricated rumor generated by AI, leading to significant public outrage and concern [1] - The spread of such rumors highlights the urgent need for effective governance of online misinformation, especially in the context of AI technology [1][2] - The phenomenon of AI-generated rumors poses a challenge as it lowers the barriers for creating and disseminating false information quickly and convincingly [1][2] Group 2 - Addressing AI-generated rumors requires a collective effort, including the need for regulatory bodies to enhance laws and regulations, and to innovate monitoring technologies [2][3] - Platforms must take responsibility by implementing strict content screening and utilizing algorithms to review and flag AI-generated content [3] - Establishing effective reporting mechanisms and encouraging user participation in identifying and reporting misinformation is crucial for maintaining a truthful online environment [3]

辟谣。 据网信郑州9月12日消息，近日，网络平台账号"团团的世界""在乎在乎的""雨中悠然听风声""卫浴喇叭花""清 风""龙小小"等发布涉郑州汛情雨情信息，经相关部门核实为拼凑剪辑、旧闻翻炒、移花接木、AI技术生成等 不实信息，误导网民关注和评论，扰乱网络传播秩序，造成不良社会影响。 当天早间，网信郑州发文称，近日，郑州迎来汛情暴雨天气，部分"自媒体"为了蹭热点、博流量，散布谣言， 扰乱社会秩序和网络传播环境。为营造风清气正的网络空间，郑州网信、公安等部门强化联动，在源头管控处 置上加压发力，对发布涉汛期雨情虚假信息等违法违规行为进行严厉打击，现将一"自媒体"账号利用AI技术发 布违法违规信息的典型案例通报如下： 监测发现，自媒体账号"竹林雨"开办者为博取流量，利用AI技术生成虚假暴雨视频信息并对外发布，误导网民 关注和评论，扰乱网络传播秩序，造成不良社会影响。郑州网信部门联合公安部门迅速开展落地查人处置工 作，经批评和法治教育，该账号开办者深刻认识到自身错误并快速删除信息，负面影响得到有效控制。 郑州网信、公安等部门在此提醒广大网民，互联网不是法外之地，在面对汛情雨情等重大事件时，在网络上发 布信息、发表 ...

Core Viewpoint - The statement from Kaifeng Daxiangguo Temple addresses false rumors circulating on social media regarding an injured monk being expelled from the temple, clarifying that the individual is not a resident monk and has no affiliation with the temple [1]. Group 1 - The temple conducted a thorough investigation and confirmed that the claims about the monk are fabricated and malicious [1]. - The dissemination of false information has harmed the feelings of the temple's followers and disrupted social order, affecting the temple's reputation significantly [1]. - The temple has reported the incident to local law enforcement to address the spread of misinformation [1]. Group 2 - The temple expresses gratitude for the long-standing support and trust from the public and urges people not to believe or spread such rumors [1].

Group 1 - The article discusses a case where a netizen spread false information about a mineral water brand, claiming it was contaminated with human remains, causing public panic [1] - The local police confirmed that the mineral water company had never experienced any fatalities since its establishment, and the claims made were entirely fabricated [1] - The individual responsible for the false claims, identified as a restaurant owner, was investigated and subsequently punished by the authorities for creating and disseminating the misinformation [1] Group 2 - The article emphasizes the importance of adhering to online laws and regulations, urging internet users to avoid spreading rumors and to maintain a safe online environment [2] - It warns that the police will take strict action against those who fabricate and spread rumors that disrupt public order [2]

Core Points - The police have apprehended individuals spreading false rumors during a concert in Shanghai, leading to administrative penalties [1] - The rumors included bizarre claims such as a female audience member being assaulted by security, fans going missing, and other alarming incidents [1] - The individuals responsible for these rumors were found to have not attended the concert and fabricated stories for attention and online traffic [1] - Authorities emphasize that the internet is not a lawless space and will continue to combat the spread of false information to maintain online order [1]

Core Viewpoint - The news discusses a false rumor regarding a fee for entering Yuxi city, which was quickly debunked by local authorities, highlighting the importance of verifying information before sharing it online [1][9][12]. Group 1: Incident Overview - A video claiming that entering Yuxi city requires a fee of 200 yuan for urban maintenance sparked widespread attention and discussion on social media [3]. - The Yuxi Public Security Bureau's Cybersecurity Division investigated the claim and confirmed it was a rumor, leading to the identification and apprehension of the individual responsible for spreading the false information [5][7]. Group 2: Response and Consequences - The individual, identified as Li, fabricated the rumor to gain attention and increase traffic to his social media account, motivated by the trending topic of tourism-related fees [10]. - Authorities issued administrative penalties against Li for the dissemination of false information, which misled the public and caused negative social impact [12]. Group 3: Legal Implications - The incident underscores the legal consequences of spreading rumors, particularly those related to public policy, which can lead to administrative detention or fines under the Public Security Administration Punishment Law [15]. - Experts emphasize the need for collaborative efforts among government departments, platforms, and the public to combat the spread of policy-related rumors effectively [17].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing prevalence of false information disseminated by self-media, particularly in areas such as public policy, emergencies, and social welfare, prompting a crackdown by internet and public security authorities [1][2][3]. Group 1: False Information Trends - In July, online rumors primarily focused on public policy, emergencies, and social welfare, with fabricated claims and misleading AI-generated images and videos [1]. - Specific false claims included the cancellation of personal accounts in medical insurance, misleading public understanding of healthcare reforms, and fabricated regulations regarding electric bicycle charging [1][2]. Group 2: Impact on Social Order - Recent incidents involved the creation of fake police reports, including exaggerated casualty figures in traffic accidents and false claims about water contamination, which undermined government credibility and disrupted social order [2][3]. - Rumors related to natural disasters, such as fabricated earthquake predictions and exaggerated heat-related deaths, were also prevalent, exploiting current events to incite public fear [2]. Group 3: Regulatory Response - The Central Cyberspace Administration of China initiated a special campaign to address the spread of false information by self-media, targeting misleading practices and unverified claims [3]. - Authorities have taken action against 3,008 accounts impersonating news media and government entities, demonstrating a strong deterrent effect against the spread of misinformation [3].

Group 1 - A rumor regarding casualties in the Wutai Mountain scenic area was circulated online, claiming that one person fell off a cliff and another died from hypothermia [1] - The Wutai Mountain scenic area management, along with emergency services, confirmed that no such incidents occurred, labeling the online claims as fabricated [1] - The individual responsible for spreading the false information, identified as a netizen from Guangdong Province, has been detained by law enforcement for creating and disseminating the rumor [1] Group 2 - Authorities have issued a reminder that the online space is not lawless, urging the public to enhance their ability to discern information and to refrain from creating, believing, or spreading rumors [3] - The police have stated that they will take strict legal action against those who maliciously publish false information, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy towards such activities [3]