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At the close of 2022, a groundbreaking technological revolution, represented by ChatGPT, has unleashed a tidal wave of transformative innovation, constantly reshaping commercial paradigms. Today, the development of artificial intelligence (AI) has ascended to the rank of national strategy, permeating diverse facets of society and giving rise to a myriad of ethical and legal dilemmas. Concurrently, regulators across the globe are enacting policies and regulations to govern AI’s burgeoning influence.

King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) stands as one of China’s earliest law firms to venture into the legal practice of AI. KWM’s AI team has cultivated a wealth of experience in AI-related legal services, spanning investment and financing, intellectual property protection, data compliance, and dispute resolution. Amidst the ever-evolving technological landscape, our team diligently monitors cutting-edge developments, providing AI practitioners with the latest practical insights. Their contributions, including numerous professional articles on generative AI, large-scale models, and machine learning, have garnered widespread acclaim and recognition.

Exploring the Legal Landscape of Artificial Intelligence is a collective endeavor by KWM’s AI team, crystallizing their profound expertise and extensive experience in this field. This publication comprises five sections: policy interpretation, legal issue research, case studies, AI compliance management, and overseas AI developments. It delves into the risks and challenges faced by generative AI service providers and users, including technology ethics review, intellectual property rights, data privacy, and national security, while offering tailored preventive measures. We hope that this publication will offer valuable insights and practical references regarding legal issues in the realm of artificial intelligence.

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Exploring the Legal Landscape of Artificial Intelligence
This publication comprises five sections: policy interpretation, legal issue research, case studies, AI compliance management, and overseas AI developments. It delves into the risks and challenges faced by generative AI service providers and users, including technology ethics review, intellectual property rights, data privacy, and national security, while offering tailored preventive measures.

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