This week's compliance report shines a light on international advancements in AI, technological rivalry, and the safeguarding of personal information. At the forefront is the data breach scandal ignited by the 'doxxing' incident involving the daughter of a Baidu vice president, which not only exposes the company's lack of transparency in data management but also precipitates a crisis of public trust. Meanwhile, Yunda Express is under scrutiny by the State Post Bureau due to inadequacies in customer security protocols. Furthermore, the CCTV 3·15 Gala exposed the clandestine industry of AI-driven harassment calls, prompting China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom, the country's leading telecom operators, to respond with self-inspections. Lastly, the state has unveiled the "Measures for the Administration of Security in the Application of Face Recognition Technology," delineating the non-mandatory principle and filing requirements for the use of facial recognition technology, with the aim of regulating the processing of facial information.