Core Viewpoint - The recent "Clear and Bright: Rectification of AI Technology Abuse" initiative launched by the Central Cyberspace Administration of China aims to address the misuse of AI technologies such as deepfakes and voice synthesis, with over 3,500 AI products and 96,000 pieces of illegal information processed in the first phase of the campaign [2][4]. Group 1: Challenges in Regulating AI Technology Abuse - The rapid evolution of AI misuse techniques outpaces detection technologies, making it difficult to identify deepfakes that now include dynamic expressions and detailed light and shadow simulations [4][5]. - The fragmentation of responsibility across various stakeholders complicates the process of accountability, as the chain from data collection to end-user usage is lengthy and complex [4][5]. - Existing regulations, such as the "Internet Information Service Deep Synthesis Management Regulations," lack sufficient deterrent measures and do not effectively cover overseas open-source models, necessitating legal amendments and cross-border cooperation [4][5][6]. Group 2: Recommendations for Platform Enterprises - Platforms should enhance their technical capabilities by improving content review processes and establishing a clear content labeling system to ensure compliance and accountability [5][6]. - Implementing a layered review mechanism that combines AI for initial detection and human review for high-risk content is essential for effective governance [5][6]. - Platforms must adopt a multi-modal detection approach that integrates various forms of media and establishes a monitoring mechanism for high-risk scenarios, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations [6][7]. Group 3: Broader Governance Strategies - A collaborative effort involving government, platforms, and the public is necessary to effectively combat AI technology abuse, emphasizing the importance of ethical education and public awareness [7][8]. - Strengthening the regulatory framework by enhancing the monitoring and detection capabilities of platforms and other stakeholders is crucial for addressing AI misuse [8]. - Promoting digital literacy among the public and providing legal education through case studies can help foster a more responsible use of AI technologies [8].