Japanese media exposes right-wing using AI to falsify history of invasion of China, Ministry of State Security warns AI-generated rumors cannot whitewash bloodstains
Japanese right-wing forces use crowdsourcing platforms such as CrowdWorks to leverage AI to mass-produce fake videos that distort history, such as 'The Nan...
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Japanese right-wing forces use crowdsourcing platforms such as CrowdWorks to leverage AI to
mass-produce fake videos that distort history, such as 'The Nanjing Massacre is a lie.' A 30-second video is priced at 5,000 yen, and there is a reward of 1,000 yen per thousand views for anti-China content. Since 2015, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has invested more than 56 billion yen under the name of 'overseas strategic information dissemination' to smear China in public opinion. The National Security Department points out that AI-generated false content may mislead young people and contaminate domestic large model training data, and must be strictly prevented.
国家安全部表示,随着战争亲历者离世、抗战历史的远去,网络成为青年一代了解历史、认知史实的重要渠道。通过 AI 技术扩散虚假历史内容,容易对历史知识储备尚不完整的青少年群体造成误导。同时,一旦这些虚假内容污染了国内大模型的训练数据,还有可能导致 AI 在回答历史问题时扭曲国人历史认知。对于这些问题视频,必须严加防范。
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Japanese right-wing forces use crowdsourcing platforms such as CrowdWorks to leverage AI to mass-produce fake videos that distort history, such as 'The Nan...
IT之家(RSS)2026-07-26T02:43:02.000Z
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