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Really interesting. joao da silva from our singapore business hub has the story for us. this is really interesting, isn't it, to see a flag up i guess when you are using social media to say what your sources. indeed, sally. it is really interesting. here is what happened. according to chinese media reports, tiktok public counterpart in china is introducing a new set of rules that focuses specifically on al generated content, and what these rules do is they require creators on the social video sharing platform to label any ai generated po as such. the idea is to make it easierfor other users to...

Ev beginning, shou zi chew, the ceo of the most-downloaded app in the past two years, face intense scrutiny. >> my time is up, and if this committee gets its way, tiktok's time is up. >> reporter: the tiktok executive tried to reassure lawmakers with a commitment to safety. >> there are more than 150 million americans who love our platform, and we know we have a responsibility to protect them. >> reporter: and he insisted the video sharing platform is not an arm of the chinese government, despite being owned by parent company bytedance, based in beijing. >> has bytedance spied on american citi...

In new york, for rape and sexual assault. more than 80 people have made rape and misconduct claims about him dating back to the 1970s. but he maintains that he's innocent, and that all of his sexual encounters were consensual. he called his accuser an actress with the ability to turn on her tears. "please don't sentence me to life in prison," he told the court, "i don't deserve it." weinstein will be appealing, but he's 70 years old. so this sentence means that life and death in prison are now very likely for this once—revered hollywood star. sofia bettiza, bbc news. staff at the european co...

Staff at the european commission have been told to remove the chinese—owned app tiktok from all official devices because of security concerns. the short video sharing platform is reported to have 1.5 billion active monthly users in more than 150 countries, but several governments fear it could be used for spying. let's now get more insight from cara brennan allamano, the chief people officer at lattice, a people software management platform. thank you forjoining us. tiktok insists it operates no differently to any other social media app. why do you think it's been singled out?- it's been sin...