Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Identification Method for AI-Generated Synthetic Content" by the National Internet Information Office and other departments mandates that all AI-generated content must clearly identify itself, marking a significant regulatory shift in the media industry [1][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Compliance - The new regulations require explicit and implicit identification for AI-generated content, including text, images, audio, and video [3]. - The Southern Metropolis Daily has proactively integrated these requirements into its "N+ Smart Drawing Platform," ensuring compliance with the new regulations [1][5]. - The platform will display a clear label indicating AI assistance in content creation, enhancing transparency for users [3]. Group 2: Implementation Strategies - Southern Metropolis Daily has already added both explicit and implicit identifiers to its AI-generated content and provided watermark downloads and templates for users [5]. - Over 50 internal training sessions have been conducted to raise awareness among employees regarding the new AI content creation standards [5]. - The company plans to establish an auditable responsibility chain for content generation, review, and distribution, retaining records for at least six months for potential audits [5]. Group 3: Technological Enhancements - The "AI Inspection Bureau" was launched to combat the misuse of AI by analyzing and identifying fraudulent AI-generated content [6]. - Future upgrades to the "N+ Smart Drawing Platform" will include features for reverse tracing through implicit identifiers, enhancing the accuracy of content verification [8]. - A human-machine collaborative regulatory system will be developed to improve the detection of AI-generated content that lacks proper identification [8]. Group 4: Industry Impact - The new identification framework for AI technology in the media sector aims to enhance compliance and credibility, laying a sustainable foundation for future innovations in AI [8].