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China Pushes For AI Chatbot Behavior Restrictions

Originally published Jul 18, 2026

By Zack Kotzer · Kotaku

AI-generated summary based on Kotaku · Aggregated by GamingCurve · Human-reviewed and approved on Jul 18, 2026

Key points

  • China is urging companies to modify AI chatbots to remove flirtatious behaviors.
  • The initiative aims to prevent emotional attachments and potential psychological harm.
  • The focus is on making AI models more productive and less engaging in personal interactions.

China is encouraging companies to eliminate intimate behaviors from AI chatbots. The goal is to reduce the risk of users forming emotional attachments to these models. Authorities are also aiming to prevent potential psychological issues linked to such interactions. Companies are being asked to adjust their AI to be less flirtatious and more functional.

Read the original story: Kotaku — by Zack Kotzer

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