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北京:中国周三将公布了一项为期三年的计划算法有关互联网信息服务的快速增长的网络产业处于国家控制之下。
中国监管机构将加强管理算法有关互联网信息服务促进“健康”和“有序”的发展行业,新华社报道。乐动扑克
一项为期三年的竞选将寻求建立良好的管理机制和监督系统,生态系统和标准化的算法,根据新准则出具九部委或部门包括中国的网络管理。
准则要求企业加强其责任心和建立责任系统算法安全性和科技伦理审查系统。
违反法律和相关弊端算法将严厉的惩罚,报告说,引用的指导方针。
该指南还呼吁努力防止滥用算法,禁止使用它们来篡改民意的活动,攻击竞争对手和侵犯网民的权益。
算法作为规范来执行数据处理、计算、自动推理和其他任务已成为中国科技公司最重要的资产之一。
互联网公司在中国一直肩负着调整算法来限制用户的访问信息视为政府不恰当的同时促进那些被认为是有益的。
最成功的视频平台的运营商如ByteDance TikTok和anime-streaming服务Bilibili依靠算法,不断了解用户的个人利益和推荐相关内容或产品对他们来说,香港南华早报报道。
算法被认为是那么宝贵,当美国政府在总统唐纳德·特朗普压力ByteDance出售TikTok去年的美国业务,北京理工大学独角兽无意出售应用程序的源代码的所有权在任何协议,《华盛顿邮报》援引一位官员的话说。
中国有超过7亿互联网连接和其最大的微博社交媒体平台,类似于Twitter,有超过5亿用户。
多年来,北京开发了大规模网络防火墙控制社交媒体的内容。
全球最大社交媒体公司Facebook、Twitter和谷歌禁止站在这个国家。他们可以访问只能通过虚拟私有网络(vpn)。
中国政府正计划调节算法的使用加强控制在人们可以阅读和观看在数字经济,《华盛顿邮报》报道。
这些举措是一个广泛的活动由北京扩大对在线内容的控制,它说。
本月早些时候,中国共产党(中共)和国务院联合发布的一套准则为构建“网络文明”,专家表示表示更多的镇压和网上宣传努力提前预定明年的重要事件,包括2022年冬季奥运会在北京和一个主要的党代会,《华盛顿邮报》报道。
北京:中国周三将公布了一项为期三年的计划算法有关互联网信息服务的快速增长的网络产业处于国家控制之下。
中国监管机构将加强管理算法有关互联网信息服务促进“健康”和“有序”的发展行业,新华社报道。乐动扑克
一项为期三年的竞选将寻求建立良好的管理机制和监督系统,生态系统和标准化的算法,根据新准则出具九部委或部门包括中国的网络管理。
违反法律和相关弊端算法将严厉的惩罚,报告说,引用的指导方针。
该指南还呼吁努力防止滥用算法,禁止使用它们来篡改民意的活动,攻击竞争对手和侵犯网民的权益。
算法作为规范来执行数据处理、计算、自动推理和其他任务已成为中国科技公司最重要的资产之一。
互联网公司在中国一直肩负着调整算法来限制用户的访问信息视为政府不恰当的同时促进那些被认为是有益的。
最成功的视频平台的运营商如ByteDance TikTok和anime-streaming服务Bilibili依靠算法,不断了解用户的个人利益和推荐相关内容或产品对他们来说,香港南华早报报道。
中国有超过7亿互联网连接和其最大的微博社交媒体平台,类似于Twitter,有超过5亿用户。
多年来,北京开发了大规模网络防火墙控制社交媒体的内容。
全球最大社交媒体公司Facebook、Twitter和谷歌禁止站在这个国家。他们可以访问只能通过虚拟私有网络(vpn)。
中国政府正计划调节算法的使用加强控制在人们可以阅读和观看在数字经济,《华盛顿邮报》报道。
这些举措是一个广泛的活动由北京扩大对在线内容的控制,它说。
本月早些时候,中国共产党(中共)和国务院联合发布的一套准则为构建“网络文明”,专家表示表示更多的镇压和网上宣传努力提前预定明年的重要事件,包括2022年冬季奥运会在北京和一个主要的党代会,《华盛顿邮报》报道。
By K J M Varma<\/strong>
Beijing: China<\/a> on Wednesday unveiled a three-year plan to bring the algorithms<\/a> related to internet information services of its fast-growing web industry under state control.
Chinese regulators will strengthen the management of algorithms related to internet information services to foster \"healthy\" and \"orderly\" development of the industry, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
A three-year campaign will seek to put in place a sound management mechanism and supervision system, and a standardised algorithm ecosystem, according to new guidelines issued by nine ministries or departments including the Cyberspace Administration of China<\/a>.
Beijing: China<\/a> on Wednesday unveiled a three-year plan to bring the algorithms<\/a> related to internet information services of its fast-growing web industry under state control.
Chinese regulators will strengthen the management of algorithms related to internet information services to foster \"healthy\" and \"orderly\" development of the industry, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
A three-year campaign will seek to put in place a sound management mechanism and supervision system, and a standardised algorithm ecosystem, according to new guidelines issued by nine ministries or departments including the Cyberspace Administration of China<\/a>.
<\/div><\/div>The guidelines urged enterprises to strengthen their sense of responsibility and set up responsibility systems for algorithm security and sci-tech ethical review systems.
Legal violations and malpractices related to algorithms will be severely punished, the report said, citing guidelines.
The guidelines also called for efforts to prevent the abuse of algorithms, prohibiting activities that use them to tamper with public opinion, attack competitors and infringe upon the rights and interests of internet users.
Algorithms that are used as specifications for performing data processing, calculations, automated reasoning and other tasks have emerged as one of the most important assets of Chinese tech companies.
Internet companies in China have long been tasked with adjusting their algorithms to restrict users' access to information deemed inappropriate by the government while promoting those that are considered beneficial.
The operators of the most successful video platforms such as ByteDance's TikTok and anime-streaming service Bilibili rely on algorithms to continuously learn about the personal interests of their users and recommend relevant content or products to them, Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported.
Legal violations and malpractices related to algorithms will be severely punished, the report said, citing guidelines.
The guidelines also called for efforts to prevent the abuse of algorithms, prohibiting activities that use them to tamper with public opinion, attack competitors and infringe upon the rights and interests of internet users.
Algorithms that are used as specifications for performing data processing, calculations, automated reasoning and other tasks have emerged as one of the most important assets of Chinese tech companies.
Internet companies in China have long been tasked with adjusting their algorithms to restrict users' access to information deemed inappropriate by the government while promoting those that are considered beneficial.
The operators of the most successful video platforms such as ByteDance's TikTok and anime-streaming service Bilibili rely on algorithms to continuously learn about the personal interests of their users and recommend relevant content or products to them, Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported.
<\/div><\/div>Algorithms are considered so valuable that when the US government under then president Donald Trump pressured ByteDance to sell TikTok's US business last year, the Beijing-based tech unicorn had no intention to divest ownership of the app's source code in any deal, the Post quoted an official as saying.
China has over 700 million internet connections and its biggest social media platform Weibo, akin to Twitter, had over 500 million subscribers.
Over the years, Beijing had developed massive internet firewalls to control the content of the social media.
Top global social media firms Facebook, Twitter and Google stand banned in the country. They can be accessed only through the Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).
The Chinese government is planning to regulate the use of algorithms to tighten its grip on what people can read and watch in the digital economy, the Post reported.
These moves are part of a wider campaign by Beijing to broaden its control over online content, it said.
Earlier this month, the Communist Party of China (CPC) and State Council jointly released a set of guidelines for building \"cyberspace civilisation\", which experts said signalled more crackdowns and online propaganda efforts ahead of important events scheduled next year, including the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and a major Party congress, the Post reported.
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China has over 700 million internet connections and its biggest social media platform Weibo, akin to Twitter, had over 500 million subscribers.
Over the years, Beijing had developed massive internet firewalls to control the content of the social media.
Top global social media firms Facebook, Twitter and Google stand banned in the country. They can be accessed only through the Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).
The Chinese government is planning to regulate the use of algorithms to tighten its grip on what people can read and watch in the digital economy, the Post reported.
These moves are part of a wider campaign by Beijing to broaden its control over online content, it said.
Earlier this month, the Communist Party of China (CPC) and State Council jointly released a set of guidelines for building \"cyberspace civilisation\", which experts said signalled more crackdowns and online propaganda efforts ahead of important events scheduled next year, including the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and a major Party congress, the Post reported.
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