Regulating the Order of Military-related Information Dissemination to Create a Clear and Clean Military-related Online Environment Together

Source: Global Times
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On the afternoon of November 6, Colonel Chen Xi, spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense, released information regarding recent military-related issues.

Reporter: According to reports, relevant departments have publicly exposed a number of typical cases of illegal and irregular military-related "self-media" accounts. Please provide further details.

Chen Xi: In order to thoroughly address illegal and irregular issues in the military-related online space and to regulate the dissemination of military-related information, military and local functional departments have combined their efforts with the ongoing special rectification of improper marketing and hype in military-related online activities to publicly expose typical cases of illegal and irregular military-related "self-media" accounts in five areas, including the use of AI to generate false military-related information and illegal promotion of "military examination" training.

A clear and upright online space is conducive to uniting the military and public sentiment and serving the strong military and winning battles. Military "self-media" is an important force in telling the story of the Chinese military and promoting positive energy for a strong military. However, some accounts disregard laws and regulations as well as industry norms, treating military-related information as a "traffic password" or "marketing gimmick," which harms the public interest and the image of the military and its personnel, and must be dealt with according to the law and regulations. Military and local functional departments will continue to deepen the special rectification, increase the intensity of investigation and punishment, and through the Central Cyberspace Administration's illegal and harmful information reporting center and the China Military App's "Military-related Online Reporting and Rumor Refutation Platform," mobilize broad participation from all sectors of society to jointly create a clear military-related online environment.

Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Informational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Information Operations / Political-Military
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Size
Not specified
Activity
The Ministry of Defense is addressing issues related to illegal military-related social media accounts and promoting a clean online environment for military information dissemination.
Location
China
Unit
Ministry of Defense of China
Time
November 6
Equipment
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Summary

On November 6, the Ministry of Defense of China addressed issues regarding illegal military-related social media accounts, exposing five typical cases of violations involving AI-generated false information. The initiative aims to promote a clean online environment for military information dissemination and emphasizes lawful conduct in military-related media. Public participation is encouraged in reporting such violations.

Key Facts
  • The Ministry of Defense exposed illegal military-related social media accounts.
  • Five typical cases of violations involving AI-generated false information were highlighted.
  • The initiative aims to create a clean online environment for military information dissemination.
  • The Ministry emphasizes the importance of lawful conduct in military-related media.
  • Public participation is encouraged in reporting illegal military-related information.