Shanghai ((Reuters) – China's Securities Control Authority will escalate the monitoring of fake information in the stock market and work with police and cyber space organizers to take strict measures against those who publish false news, which have become easier by Amnesty International, official media reported on Saturday.
The “Times Times” newspaper said that the organizers “will strike early, strike and strike in the heart of the” issue “.
Shanghai Securities News said in a separate article that artificial intelligence has become a new tool for creating and publishing misleading information to deceive investors or manipulate shares, which attracts investors with the possibility that they are rich quickly.
The rise of the Chinese company Deepseek has prompted retailers and fund managers to embrace artificial intelligence to help them evaluate companies and investment, but its adoption of technology also raises risks that will become vulnerable to the fake news created by artificial intelligence.
The Securities Times said that the Securities Regulatory Committee in China will be more active in dispelling the stock market rumors by issuing clarifications and will enhance investor education and directions “enhance the ability of investors to discover” fake information. “
Securities Times and Shanghai Securities News coincides with the annual global consumer rights day on March 15, which has become a major event on television and social media in China to enhance consumer protection.
(Shanghai Al -Akhbar reports: edited by Suzanne Fenton)
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