Does Interim Measures for Generative AI Services require Transparency & Disclosure?

China • enforcing

Yes — 1 provision

Requirements at a glance

This regulation imposes 4 specific requirements for Transparency & Disclosure across 1 provision:

Generative AI Content Compliance

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Obligation:
Transparency
enforcing
Effective:
Aug 15, 2023
Risk tier:
all
Scope:
Providers offering generative AI services to the public within China; research, development, and internal non-public uses are outside Article 2

Requirements

RequirementDetails
Content labelingLabel generated images, videos and other covered content under the Deep Synthesis Provisions (Art. 12); this article does not impose an all-output label
Content complianceProviders and users must observe Article 4's content rules; providers bear online-information-content duties under Article 9
Service agreementProviders must agree service terms with users who register for their service, defining both sides' rights and duties (Art. 9); this is not a universal human-vs-AI interaction notice
Complaint mechanismProviders must establish complaint and reporting channels, publish the process and feedback period, and handle complaints (Art. 15)

Penalties

ViolationFine
Non-complianceArticle 21 applies penalties under relevant laws; absent a specified penalty there, authorities may warn, criticize and order correction, with suspension for refusal to correct or serious circumstances. Public-security and criminal consequences require their separate legal predicates
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