🍭 When AI Knows You Too Well 🧍

Good morning! Somewhere, a regulator just sighed and opened Google Docs.

Let’s dive in 👇

🍭 What’s Cookin’:

• China draws hard lines around emotional AI companions

• Brazil steps up as a global voice on AI rules and governance

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China
🛑 Draws a Line Around Emotional AI

The Bite:
China’s top internet regulator just dropped new rules.

The goal is to restrict certain forms of emotional influence from AI chatbots.
It targets anything that can lead to self-harm, addiction, or manipulation.

The draft targets AI companions that mimic a human personality and build emotional relationships through text, voice, or video.

If finalized, it would be the world’s first regulation aimed specifically at AI’s emotional impact.

Not just what models say, but how they make people feel.

Snacks:

• The rules ban AI chatbots from encouraging suicide, self-harm, gambling, or emotional dependency

• If a user mentions suicide, companies must escalate to a human and contact a guardian or emergency contact

• Minors would need guardian consent to use emotional companion AI, with time limits enforced

• Platforms must assume users are minors if age is unclear and apply child protections by default

• Large chatbots would face mandatory security and safety reviews

Why it Bites:
This reveals a real tension:

AI companions are getting better at emotional connection.
Meanwhile, users are increasingly treating them like support systems.

China isn’t banning AI relationships.
It even encourages them for elder care and cultural use.

The point is to draw a hard boundary around emotional harm and liability.

After similar regulatory moves in Vietnam and Japan, this signals a broader shift:

Governments are starting to realize how important guardrails are for AI systems.

Especially if those start replacing human ones.

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Brazil
🇧🇷 Enters the Chat on Global AI Rules

The Bite:
Brazil just announced a $4 billion national AI plan and is positioning itself as a serious voice in global AI governance.

The initiative focuses on shaping how AI should be developed, deployed, and regulated. Especially for emerging economies.

With the G20 in its corner, Brazil is making the case that AI rules should not be written by Silicon Valley and Beijing alone.

Snacks:

• The plan commits roughly $4B toward AI research, infrastructure, and public-sector adoption

• A major focus is global coordination on ethical AI and governance standards

• Brazil aims for an AI policy that reflects developing nations, not just tech superpowers

• Officials framed AI as a social and economic tool, not just a competitive arms race

Why it bites:
This is about Brazil's rule-setting power.

As AI regulation accelerates in the East, Brazil is staking out a different role:
Bridge-builder for the Global South.

If successful, it could help define how AI is governed in countries that don’t want to copy U.S. or Chinese frameworks wholesale.

The message is simple: if AI will reshape the world…

…more of the world wants a say in how it’s governed.

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