Group 1 - The National Cyberspace Administration has taken measures against certain platforms for issues related to harmful information appearing on hot search lists and damaging the online ecosystem [1] - Hot search lists serve as an important channel for users to obtain information and influence public opinion, but some platforms have been dominated by celebrity activities and gossip, leading to the spread of extreme content [1] - The prevalence of inappropriate content on hot search lists is attributed to the platforms' significant influence in setting dissemination rules, often deflecting responsibility onto algorithms when issues arise [1] Group 2 - The Beijing Cyberspace Administration has encouraged local platforms to disclose algorithm rules to enhance transparency and enable effective public supervision [2] - Platforms are urged to balance commercial value with public interest in algorithm design, ensuring that entertainment and sensational content do not overshadow serious topics [2] - Continuous monitoring by regulatory bodies is necessary, and companies that evade public oversight through "professional barriers" should be warned, promoting industry self-discipline and collaborative governance [2] Group 3 - There are still uncertainties regarding the rules governing algorithm recommendations, especially concerning public issues, necessitating clearer regulatory requirements and refined rules for better compliance and oversight [3]