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According to a Douyin blackboard report, a recent platform inspection revealed that there are still accounts that use AI technology to maliciously modify classic animations, while others use anime characters to interpret harmful scenes such as blood, violence, and horror, conveying bad values, and creating and spreading “toxic animations,” which affect the physical and mental health of minors. Some of these accounts publish homogenized content in batches, divert from each other, maintain accounts for profit, and show obvious characteristics of organized operation. Recently, the platform has disposed of 39,000 pieces of illegal content and disposed of more than 6,000 illegal accounts; the platform will voluntarily report suspected illegal and criminal clues to the competent authorities to resolutely cut off the illegal profit chain behind it.
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According to a Douyin blackboard report, a recent platform inspection revealed that there are still accounts that use AI technology to maliciously modify classic animations, while others use anime characters to interpret harmful scenes such as blood, violence, and horror, conveying bad values, and creating and spreading “toxic animations,” which affect the physical and mental health of minors. Some of these accounts publish homogenized content in batches, divert from each other, maintain accounts for profit, and show obvious characteristics of organized operation. Recently, the platform has disposed of 39,000 pieces of illegal content and disposed of more than 6,000 illegal accounts; the platform will voluntarily report suspected illegal and criminal clues to the competent authorities to resolutely cut off the illegal profit chain behind it.
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