TREE NEWS update: The AIGC Era Internet Advertising Governance Blue Book was released during the 33rd China International Advertising Festival. The report warns that AI-generated content lets bad actors mass-produce highly realistic ad materials and fake authority endorsements, making manual review inadequate. It proposes governance across the full ad delivery process, classifying risks into content violations, technical countermeasures, transaction chains and new scenarios, with recommendations across eight areas.
China Advertising Association Releases AIGC Internet Ad Governance Blue Book
The significance here is institutional rather than technical: a major Chinese advertising body is treating AIGC ad fraud as a systemic governance problem, not a moderation nuisance, and pushing oversight across the entire delivery chain instead of the review stage alone. That framing matters most for platforms, ad-tech intermediaries and compliance teams operating in China, who would bear the operational weight of any such framework. The open question is whether the blue book's risk taxonomy and eight-area recommendations translate into binding rules or remain advisory, and how platforms adapt review processes as fake authority endorsements scale.
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