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Expert: AI large model poisoning is a new form of unfair competition

According to China News Network, the "3·15" gala reported on the "poisoning" chaos of AI large models. Li Fumin, an expert from the Institute of Intelligent Social Governance at Shandong University of Finance and Economics, stated that the behavior of businesses conducting targeted training on large models through services like GEO to guide AI in generating specific product or service recommendations is essentially a new form of unfair competition and consumer misleading behavior that uses technical means for covert marketing and fabricating facts. This leads consumers to receive implanted marketing content without their knowledge, and its harmfulness and illegality need to be taken seriously.On one hand, the above behavior infringes upon the consumers' right to know and the right to fair trade as stipulated by the Consumer Rights Protection Law. On the other hand, it constitutes false or misleading commercial promotion using technical means, disrupting the normal order of recommendation algorithms and the market competition environment, thereby forming unfair competition.The governance of the above AI poisoning behavior requires a multi-faceted approach. Regulatory authorities should include AI-induced marketing in key monitoring and strengthen law enforcement supervision; AI operators should enhance the review of source materials and output filtering, and establish traceability mechanisms; consumers should improve their awareness of the commercial nature of AI-generated information and actively protect their rights through complaints and reports.

Bybit AI vs Human Trading Competition is in full swing: AI win rate has not exceeded 60%, human traders are taking the lead

The "AI vs Human 1v1 Trading Battle" hosted by Bybit, the second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by global trading volume, is in full swing, with about 15 days left until the event concludes. Activity data shows that in the current environment of increased market volatility, 38 AI Agents have not exceeded a 60% overall win rate against human traders, who have the advantage with more flexible strategies.In the competition, users will be randomly matched with different AI models for duels and can participate in trading through 1 / 2 / 4-hour formats. Some leading participants quickly accumulate points through 1-hour ultra-short and high-frequency trading strategies, while benefiting from human traders' superior judgment of market sentiment, achieving returns in multiple duels. The competition mechanism allows human participants to earn points by increasing their engagement, enhancing their chances of winning with flexible strategies.Among the AI camp, models like Claude, Kimi, ChatGPT, and Gemini have performed relatively well, while among institutional AIs, NOFA.ai and the AWS (Amazon Web Services) team model currently lead. It is reported that the total prize pool for this event is 362,888 USDT, with the top 1,000 on the daily leaderboard sharing 3,500 USDT, and the overall champion winning a reward of 88,888 USDT. Users only need to deposit 100 USDT to participate in this trading duel of "carbon-based life vs silicon-based life." For more competition tips and insights, please follow Bybit's Chinese Twitter space tonight at 8 PM: Intelligent Clash, Who Will Dominate the Future?

Bybit launches the first AI trading competition for retail users on a centralized exchange, with a prize pool of up to 360,000, and the champion will receive 88,888 USDT

The cryptocurrency exchange Bybit is officially opening the "AI vs Human: 1v1 Trading Competition" event to retail users today, providing an opportunity for users to face off against advanced artificial intelligence models. This three-week event runs from today until March 27, and successfully participating users can be randomly matched with over 30 AI models provided by the platform or institutions, including top models like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Qwen, and Kimi, with a total prize pool of up to 360,000 USDT.This event offers flexible competition duration options, allowing users to choose trading times of 1, 2, or 4 hours. Each match won will earn double points, while a loss will yield regular points. The higher the trading volume, the more points earned.Bybit provides users with two prize pools:Daily leaderboard: The top 1,000 users with the highest daily points can share a daily prize pool of 73,500 USDT, with a maximum win of 3,500 USDT.Total points leaderboard: The top 5,000 leaders with the highest cumulative total points after the competition can share a prize pool of up to 288,888 USDT, with the champion receiving 88,888 USDT.It is worth mentioning that this competition also includes 6 professional teams, including Amazon Web Services, AlibabaCloud, AI Agent trading institution NOFA.ai, as well as AYC Fund, ALPHAGATE, and QuantumEdge. The retail version of this competition provides users with pre-selected world-class AI opponents, allowing users to click on the AI teams to view the real-time performance of each AI's returns, while eliminating the need for complex API integration, enabling users to compete with AI at the lowest technical threshold.
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