Representative Image Tencent recently updated the rules of its Chinese superapp WeChat to address a growing AI-related problem on social media platforms. According to a report by South China Morning Post, the company has updated its content governance rules to ban non-human automated publishing, including the use of artificial intelligence and scripts, amid a rise in technologies that can replace human creators.“Official accounts and service accounts must not use AI, scripts, APIs or other automated methods to replace human involvement in content production and distribution,” WeChat recently said via its official platform. The super app, marketed as Weixin in mainland…


