TREE NEWS update: The Securities Association of China has told brokerages to bar analysts from directly using unverified AI-generated data, opinions, market projections and research conclusions, citing risks from model hallucinations. In its 2025 statistical report on securities research business, the association said firms generally have not defined where AI may be used in research and impose no management requirements on AI-supplied material, and that some analysts publicly used unverified AI-generated errors, damaging the industry’s credibility.
China Securities Association Bans Analysts From Using Unverified AI Content
AI take
This is a governance move aimed at the research production layer, not at AI adoption itself: the association is effectively acknowledging that AI use is already widespread enough to need boundaries, while firms have left those boundaries undefined. The exposure sits with brokerages and their analysts, whose published output carries regulatory and reputational weight. The open question is whether firms respond with internal verification workflows or with blunt restrictions that push AI use further out of sight.
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