[AI magic modification is strictly prohibited. State Administration of Radio, Film and Television: Radio, television and audio-visual programs that use AI must add content labels] On September 17, the State Council Information Office held a series of press conferences on the theme of "Starting the 15th Five-Year Plan" today. The relevant person in charge of the State Administration of Radio and Television introduced the situation of accelerating the high-quality development of radio, television and online audio-visual during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period. It was introduced at the meeting that radio and television is an important area for the innovative development of artificial intelligence, and it is also a practical fertile ground for the implementation of artificial intelligence. At present, artificial intelligence technology has been widely used in the planning, production, review, dissemination, and service of different types of programs such as TV series, online dramas, mini-series, variety shows, and cartoons. The application of artificial intelligence in the industry is very extensive. During the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, while continuing to deepen the innovative application of artificial intelligence in all aspects of the radio, television and audiovisual fields, we will coordinate development and safety, insist on technology serving people and technology serving creation, actively guide and standardize the innovative application of artificial intelligence in the entire process of audiovisual content production, and ensure that innovation is encouraged with scale and standardized development with boundaries. For example, radio and television programs generated and broadcast using artificial intelligence technology must add content identification; key links in the production of radio and television programs and finished film content must be subject to manual review; AI magic modifications are strictly prohibited. Artificial intelligence technology will continue to evolve iteratively. The State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television will continue to improve institutional norms, conduct scientific research and judgment, and implement classified policies. It will encourage innovation where it should be liberalized and firmly guard what should be defended.