( June 12, 2026, 07:19 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China's cyberspace regulator has opened a dedicated reporting channel for artificial intelligence-related misconduct, targeting 14 types of violations including inadequate labeling for AI-generated content, deepfakes impersonating individuals and unsafe training data for large language models. The new portal, launched this month by the Cyberspace Administration's reporting center, will handle complaints through multiple channels including a hotline, website and social media. The move forms part of a broader national campaign to regulate AI services and protect citizens' rights, the administration said in a post on its WeChat account.Statement follows....
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