China Announces Regulation For Digital Human Services
China's Cyberspace Administration on April 7, 2026 released a draft regulation to strengthen oversight of digital human services, opening the proposal for public comment until May 6. The draft defines virtual "digital humans", requires prominent labeling and explicit consent for likeness use, bans intimate or harmful services for minors, restricts sexual or violent content, and extends full-chain governance across providers, platforms and users.
Scoring Rationale
Official draft from China's Cyberspace Administration introduces comprehensive, industry-wide obligations (labeling, consent, minors' protections) with immediate practitioner impact; its broad scope and government authority justify a top score despite being a draft under public consultation.
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