不要温柔地进入那个良夜:欧盟与中国对人工智能法律法规域外适用的不同态度

IF 3.3 3区 社会学 Q1 LAW
Wang Yan
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人工智能(AI)法律法规的域外适用是全球人工智能治理的一种形式。欧盟和中国是实现人工智能法律法规域外适用的两个不同范例。前者表现为明确的领土延伸,触发因素较多,而后者表现为垂直监管,领土范围较窄。两国的立法动机不同,但也有一些共性。域外适用国内法的主要目的之一是保护境内公民。数字经济的特点使得人工智能法律必须具有域外效力。没有国际公约或条约,人工智能法规就会出现法律真空。此外,人工智能法律法规的域外适用有助于一个国家成为全球标准的制定者,并获得国际影响力。然而,人工智能法律法规的域外适用有时也是一种法律帝国主义。这加剧了大国与弱国在人工智能竞争中的不公平。为了证明人工智能法律法规域外适用的正当性,采用丹-斯万特松教授提出的 "域外适用的内在道德 "理论框架是有益的。事实上,域外适用性取决于市场规模和吸引力。对于其他国家来说,其人工智能法律法规是否具有域外效力是其特权。不过,在实施立法之前,它们应该考虑自己的软实力。
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Do not go gentle into that good night: The European Union's and China's different approaches to the extraterritorial application of artificial intelligence laws and regulations

The extraterritorial application of artificial intelligence (AI) laws and regulations is a form of global AI governance. The EU and China serve as two different examples of how to achieve the extraterritorial applicability of AI laws and regulations. The former shows an explicit territorial extension with more trigger factors, whereas the latter shows vertical regulation with a narrower territorial scope. Both countries’ legislative motivations differ but also have some commonalities. One of the primary goals of extraterritorial application of domestic laws is to protect citizens within their territory. The digital economy's characteristics make it necessary for AI laws to have extraterritorial effects. Without international conventions or treaties, there is a legal vacuum in AI regulation. Additionally, the extraterritorial application of AI laws and regulations helps a state become a global standard-setter and gain an international sphere of influence. However, the extraterritorial application of AI laws and regulations sometimes functions as a form of legal imperialism. This exacerbates the injustice between great powers and weak countries in AI competition. To justify the legitimacy of the extraterritorial application of AI laws and regulations, it is beneficial to adopt the ‘inner morality of extraterritoriality’, a theoretical framework proposed by Professor Dan Svantesson. In fact, extraterritorial applicability depends on the market size and attractiveness. For other countries, whether their AI laws and regulations are endowed with extraterritorial effects is their prerogative. However, they should consider their soft power before implementing legislation.

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67 days
期刊介绍: CLSR publishes refereed academic and practitioner papers on topics such as Web 2.0, IT security, Identity management, ID cards, RFID, interference with privacy, Internet law, telecoms regulation, online broadcasting, intellectual property, software law, e-commerce, outsourcing, data protection, EU policy, freedom of information, computer security and many other topics. In addition it provides a regular update on European Union developments, national news from more than 20 jurisdictions in both Europe and the Pacific Rim. It is looking for papers within the subject area that display good quality legal analysis and new lines of legal thought or policy development that go beyond mere description of the subject area, however accurate that may be.
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