Welcome to the Tech Meme Ride Home for Tuesday, April 11th, 2023.

I'm Jackson Bird filling in for Brian McCullough today. Ali Baba revealed its and administration of China announced plans to require security reviews of

generative AI tools before they're released. The Winkle Voss Twins made a

hundred million dollar loan to their crypto exchange Jimin I trust after it failed to raise enough

from outside investors. The FBI has warned against using any public USB charging ports and YouTube has announced new

premium features as well as the pricing for their NFL Sunday ticket packages and they're not cheap.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

Well, we've been waiting to see when the big Chinese tech companies would release their AI

chatbots or even if they could, given strict government regulations, in the last month and last few hours, a slew of them have arrived,

as have proposals for security checks on the bots from the cyberspace administration of China.

Quoting Reuters, China's cyberspace regulator unveiled draft measures on Tuesday for managing

generative artificial intelligence services, saying it wants firms to submit generating The Cyber Space Administration of China or CAC said that China supports AI innovation

and application and encourages use of safe and reliable software tools and data resources,

but content generated by generative AI had to be in line with the country's

core socialist values. Providers will be responsible for the legitimacy of data used to train generative AI products and measures should be taken to prevent

discrimination when designing algorithms and training data, it said.

The regulator also said service providers must require users to submit their real identities and related information.

Providers will be fined, have their services suspended, or even face criminal investigations if they fail to comply

with the rules.

If inappropriate content is generated by their platforms, the companies must update the technology

within three months to prevent similar content from being generated

again, the CAC said.

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