China to crack down on stock market fake news as AI spurs misinformation, says state media

Shanghai (Reuters) – China’s Securities Observer will try to monitor false information in the stock market and work with police and cyber space regulators, which will be easier to be easier to be reported by the PC.

Regulators will “hit soon, hit hard and hit on that issue,” said the securities times.

Artificial intelligence has become a new tool for creating and disseminating investors, the prospect of rapidly enriching investors, in a separate article.

The increase in the Chinese company AI is driving retail investors and fund managers to hug AI to help them assess companies and investment, but their adoption will be risked by artificial intellect.

During the securities, the China Securities Regulatory Commission would be more active by dissolving the news market, giving clarifications and strengthen investors’ education. “

Securities and Shanghai securities news reports coincide with the World of the World Consumers Worldwide World of Consumers, which has become a major television and social media event in China to promote consumers.

(Report by Shanghai NEWSROOM; editing, Susan Fentoni)