On November 9, 2026, China’s Cyberspace Administration launched a unified platform for filing generative AI, algorithms, deep synthesis technologies, and blockchain information services. It replaces two separate portals dating back to 2019 for blockchain and 2022 for algorithms, while retaining security assessment and content compliance requirements. Companies must now register their services through a single interface, simplifying administrative procedures without reducing regulatory scrutiny. The system covers technologies capable of distributing or influencing information to the public, including deepfakes, recommendation engines, and chatbots.
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