China's Cyberspace Administration published the nineteenth batch of filings for domestic deep-synthesis service algorithms on 30 October 2026, attaching a list of the October 2026 filings. The notice restates the legal basis: under Article 19 of the Provisions on the Administration of Deep Synthesis of Internet Information Services, providers whose services have public-opinion attributes or the capacity for social mobilisation must file, amend or cancel filings in line with the algorithm recommendation rules, and technical supporters of deep-synthesis services are asked to follow the same procedure. Providers that have not yet filed are urged to apply. The announcement does not enumerate individual records; it directs verification to the internet information service algorithm filing system at beian.cac.gov.cn, and invites objections by email, which must be based on facts and supported by evidence.
Our takeThis is a registry, not an evaluation: a filing records who offers which algorithm and under which category, and says nothing about capability, safety testing or training data. For teams shipping generative features in China the useful line is the provider versus technical-supporter split, since integrating someone else's model still leaves obligations with the integrator. Read the filing list as a queryable inventory of what exists, and read Article 19 itself for scope, because the monthly batch notice carries no counts and no per-entry detail.