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A |     (ECNS) -- Chinese short-drama platform Hongguo Short Drama has announced new rules for AI-generated characters, seeking to curb the repeated use of similar-looking faces across different shows and make characters more distinctive.    Viewers have complained that protagonists in some AI-generated short dramas look strikingly alike. In several shows featuring middle-aged female leads, characters share similar eyebrows, double eyelids and lip shapes, and even their smiling and crying expressions closely resemble each other.    Under the new rules, creators are encouraged to develop more distinctive character designs and avoid using highly similar faces across different dramas. Characters within the same show should also be clearly distinguishable. Hongguo said it will launch a campaign targeting frequently reused AI faces, homogenized content and improper use of materials, while asking creators to review and revise problematic works.    Separately, Douyin’s Short Drama Creator Center launched a pre-screening tool for AI-drama copyright holders and production teams on Aug. 3. The tool is designed to identify potential risks before a work is released, including likeness-rights and copyright issues involving source materials.    (By Intern Yang Hongran, Zhang Dongfang)                    。    Female candidates sitting the NEET medical entrance examination in India's southern state of Kerala were asked to remove their bras before taking the exam, several Indian media outlets, including NDTV, reported.,The shocking incident came to light after the father of one of the girls complained to the police.,According to reports, female security personnel posted at a examination center in the Kollam district told women aspirants to remove their bras because the metal hooks were making metal detectors beep during the security check.,The students eventually removed their bras as they were informed that if they didn't comply, they would not be allowed to sit the exam.,"Is your future or innerwear big for you? Just remove it and don't waste our time," the security staff reportedly said, according to a complaint launched by one father.,While the Marthoma Institute of Information Technology where the alleged incident happened denied any involvement, Kollam's Police head KB Ravi acknowledged that a complaint from a girl's father had been received.,"After a security check, my daughter was told that the hook of the innerwear was detected by the metal detector, so she was asked to remove it. Almost 90% of female students had to remove their inners and keep them in a storeroom. The candidates were mentally disturbed while writing the exam," the girl's father added.,Several girls wept as they "cut their hooks" to write the exam.,"The mental state of these children was disturbed, and they could not attend the exam comfortably," the letter of the girl's father to the police concluded.。