In a world where technology is advancing rapidly, Xiaomi has taken an important step. Intelligence artificial it must not go so far as to control the man or endanger him. In fact, today, the company announced that apps involving AI "deep synthesis" services must provide technical qualifications. But what exactly does this mean? Let's find out together.
Xiaomi raises the bar: specific requirements for apps with deep AI synthesis
To promote it healthy development and regulation of generative artificial intelligence, Xiaomi, in cooperation with seven departments, announced the implementation of new standards. Apps that use deep synthesis services will need to adhere to a number of standards of qualification.
- Related apps will need to be registered for Internet Information Services and provide detailed information
- They will need to provide an app security assessment report
- They will need to provide a copy of the approval from the nationwide internet safety management platform
- Must provide one of the following: Software Copyright Certificate, Electronic App Copyright Certificate, or Software Copyright Authentication Certificate
- They will need to provide an ICP license or ICP registration
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According to the company, these standards will be officially implemented on 15 August 2023, with a posting period of 5 days. During this period, the existing rules will be followed. The press release was issued today through official sources and a few days must pass before it actually comes to life. The developers are already working on this.
Xiaomi has stated that all apps that meet this definition will have to adhere to all control elements in the standards. If an app fails the check, it cannot be published on the Xiaomi App Store. If an app passes the check but problems are later discovered, it will be removed from the store.
But having said that: what does it mean for users? Actually nothing. Or rather, these measures serve to safeguard the end user if we really want to be honest. It goes without saying that all these changes will only have an effect on the Chinese Xiaomi App Store: in Europe such a regulation does not yet exist, although we're getting there.
