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Hong Kong removes AI-generated anti-drug K‑pop video after backlash

BBC World1 min read124 words
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Hong Kong’s Correctional Services Department announced the removal of an AI‑generated K‑pop style video after public criticism that the clip portrayed illicit substances in an overly appealing manner. The video, which combined synthetic visuals with a popular music format, was posted on a government‑affiliated platform and quickly drew complaints from community groups and officials who argued that its aesthetic could glamorise drug use.

In response to the backlash, the department confirmed that the content had been taken down and that a review of its digital media guidelines would be undertaken to prevent similar incidents. Authorities emphasized their commitment to ensuring that promotional material does not inadvertently encourage illegal behavior, and they urged creators to consider the potential impact of AI‑enhanced productions on public perception.

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