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No degree, no advice: China cracks down on ‘fake experts’, bars uncertified influencers

China is implementing stringent new regulations for its influencer economy. Content creators discussing sensitive topics like health and law will need verified professional qualifications. Platforms must also ensure AI-generated content is clearly disclosed. This move aims to elevate information standards, though concerns linger about potential impacts on public discourse.

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