Generated Content: New Moderation Rules Implemented
- Google will start requiring Android apps to include a way to report offensive AI-generated content and follow new moderation rules.
- Apps using AI-generated content will be required to add a button to flag or report offensive material in order to remain in Google’s Play Store.
- Google wants the reporting process to be as easy as possible, allowing users to report without navigating away from the app.
- The new policy covers AI chatbots, AI-generated image apps, and apps that use AI to create voice or video content of real people.
Google has announced that it will be implementing new rules regarding the moderation of AI-generated content in Android apps. Starting early next year, apps using AI-generated content will be required to include a button to flag or report offensive material. This measure is being taken to ensure that the Play Store remains a safe and respectful platform for users.
The reporting process is designed to be as easy as possible for users. Google aims to enable reporting without the need for users to navigate away from the app. This is similar to the in-app reporting systems that already exist today. By making the reporting process seamless and convenient, Google hopes to encourage users to report any offensive AI-generated content they encounter.
The new policy covers a range of AI-generated content. This includes AI chatbots, which are becoming increasingly common in various apps and platforms. It also includes AI-generated image apps, which use artificial intelligence to generate images that may not be appropriate in some cases. Additionally, the policy covers apps that create voice or video content of real people using AI technology.
By implementing these rules, Google aims to promote responsible and ethical use of AI in app development. The company recognizes the potential for AI-generated content to be misused or create harmful experiences for users. By requiring apps to have a reporting system in place
