Tianyancha Data: "Data poisoning" in large models has become a hidden concern in digital consumption, with 6.02% of digital consumption-related companies having faced legal litigation.

Radar Financial News: The 315 Gala exposed that under the wave of digital consumption, the poisoning of large models has become a hidden concern. Criminals use tools like GEO to flood digital platforms with carefully crafted false promotional information, misleading large models to capture data. When consumers rely on large models for shopping advice, they are easily misled by these “toxic information,” leading to incorrect purchasing decisions and seriously disrupting the order of the digital consumption market.

Tianyancha Professional Edition data shows that, to date, China has over 20,000 digital consumption-related companies. In terms of regional distribution, Guangdong, Hubei, and Zhejiang have the highest numbers of related companies, with over 4,800, 2,100, and 1,200 respectively.

Tianyancha Risk shows that among companies engaged in digital consumption, 6.02% have faced legal lawsuits, 9.24% have experienced abnormal business operations, and 2.07% have been subject to administrative penalties.

According to Tianyancha deep risk data, digital consumption-related companies have generated over 100 enforcement records. Judicial case data indicates that 30.94% involve disputes over sales contracts, 14.37% involve contract disputes, and 9.84% involve private lending disputes.