University:
University College London
Course:
LAWS0222 | Competition Law and Consumer Protection
Academic year:

2024
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444

Pages:

3
Author:

Nam B.

Navigating the Dynamic Complexity of China's Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Presented by: Professor Zhang Date: 1 April 2023 Overview - The Dynamic Pyramid Model - The Expressive Powers of Al Legislation - Law as A Competitive Strategy - Risks and Cooperation Introduction - - - - Part I: Analytical Framework • Chapter 1 Hierarchy • Chapter 2 Volatility • Chapter 3 Fragility Part II: Platform Regulation • Chapter 4 Antitrust Regulation • Chapter 5 Data Regulation • Chapter 6 Labor Regulation Part III: Platform Self-Regulation • Chapter 7 Platforms as Quasi-Regulators • Chapter 8 Decentralizing Platform Governance Part IV: The Path Forward • Chapter 9 Is China Exceptional? • Chapter 10 Assessing the Impact • Chapter 11 Looking Ahead: Regulating Generative AI Status - Structure • Hierarchy  Leaders  Regulators  Firms  Participants - Process • Volatility  (a) Adaptability of leaders  (d) Business and investor risk-aversion  (b) Lack of checks and balances  (e) Private retreats and state advances  (c) Inefficient information transmission - Outcome • Fragility  Side Effects  Information Lags Path Dependence in Content Regulation - The Regulations for the Security Assessment of Internet Information Services Having Public Opinion Properties or Social Mobilization Capacity (2018) - The Internet Information Service Algorithmic Recommendation Management Provisions (2021) - The Internet Information Service Deep Synthesis Management Provisions (2023) - Interim Measures for the Management of Generative Al Services (2023) The Expressive Powers of Law to Enable AI - Signaling - Coordination A Strong Pro-Growth Signal - Narrower Scope - Laxer requirements The Coordination Function - Regulators - Industry participants - Data & computing resources - Standard setting - Local legislations Stage 1: Lax Enforcement - Top Leaders - Regulators - Platforms - Platform Participants Law As A Competitive Strategy - - - EU • Strong public enforcement • Burdensome pre-launch requirements United States • Few ex ante requirements • Strong Private Enforcement China • Licensing regime for content moderation • Lax enforcement against infringements