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CAC names and shames ByteDance over AI labeling

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What happened: On April 28, the cybersecurity regulator (CAC) called out three ByteDance products for failing to label AI-generated content. Those products include:

CapCut, the video editor Cici, the AI companion app Jimeng AI, the image and video generator

Some context: Last month, the CAC told p...



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