Cyberspace Administration: 73 New Generative AI Services Have Completed Filing

Recently, the Cyberspace Administration of China released a new notice regarding the filing work for generative artificial intelligence services. To promote the innovation and standardized application of generative artificial intelligence services, the cyberspace administration, in collaboration with relevant institutions, continues to carry out the filing work according to the requirements of the "Interim Measures for the Administration of Generative Artificial Intelligence Services." As of November 1, 2025, a total of 73 new generative artificial intelligence services have been filed with the State Internet Information Office.

In this phase, local cyberspace administrations have also carried out registration work for generative artificial intelligence applications or features that directly use the capabilities of already filed models through API interfaces or other methods, adding 35 new applications that have completed registration. Currently, a total of 611 generative artificial intelligence services have been filed nationwide, and 306 generative artificial intelligence applications or features have been registered. This marks the continuous deepening of regulation and management in the field of generative artificial intelligence in our country.

The notice pointed out that enterprises providing generative artificial intelligence services with public opinion attributes or social mobilization capabilities must go through the filing or registration procedures with the local cyberspace administration. In addition, existing generative artificial intelligence applications or features should prominently display on the product details page the information about the already filed or registered services used, including the model name, filing number, or launch number, to ensure transparency and standardization of information.

This filing work not only lays the foundation for the healthy development of generative artificial intelligence but also provides higher security guarantees for users to use related services. All relevant parties, while promoting technological innovation, should also bear corresponding responsibilities to ensure the compliance and legality of the services.

Key Points:
🌟 A total of 611 generative artificial intelligence services have been filed, and 306 applications or functions have been registered.
📝 An additional 73 services have been filed and 35 applications have been registered, promoting the innovation and standardization of generative artificial intelligence.
🔍 Enterprises need to publicize the information of the filed services to ensure transparency and compliance, protecting user rights.

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