The advancement of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology has undoubtedly brought about a wealth of conveniences. However, alongside this progress, the illegal misuse of AI has emerged as a growing concern, presenting significant security risks. During its law - enforcement operations, the Shanghai Cyberspace Administration found that certain companies fell short in terms of safety assessments and protective measures when developing and deploying this technology.

In response to this pressing issue, the 'Liangjian Pujiang · 2025' special law - enforcement campaign has made the regulation of AI misuse a top priority. The campaign aims to guide companies towards compliant operations through a series of effective measures. These include intensifying daily supervision to ensure that companies adhere to regulations on an ongoing basis, enhancing disposal and penalty mechanisms to deter potential wrongdoers, and adopting a lenient approach towards first - time offenders by exempting them from fines.

The special campaign has yielded remarkable results, significantly bolstering the rule of law in relevant fields and leading to a substantial improvement in the situation of 'AI misuse'. Moving forward, the Shanghai Cyberspace Administration is committed to building on these achievements. It will maintain a firm stance against illegal and non - compliant behaviors in this area and actively promote the healthy and sustainable development of new technologies.