Winning List | "Legal Issues in Generative Artificial Intelligence" Theme Essay Winning List

The profound evolution of new technologies such as the Internet, big data, and artificial intelligence has accelerated the transformation of industries towards digitization, intelligence, and greenery. The intelligent industry and digital economy have flourished, changing the global allocation of factor resources, industrial development models, and people's lifestyles

The profound evolution of new technologies such as the Internet, big data, and artificial intelligence has accelerated the transformation of industries towards digitization, intelligence, and greenery. The intelligent industry and digital economy have flourished, changing the global allocation of factor resources, industrial development models, and people's lifestyles. The breakthrough of generative artificial intelligence benefits from the progress of human-machine interaction technology and the widespread application of large model technology, especially the application of large language models. Generative artificial intelligence has the ability to mimic human thinking, create an innovative ecosystem, involve complex legal relationships, and govern objects with complexity. After the launch of generative artificial intelligence represented by ChatGPT, China has implemented the "Interim Measures for the Management of Generative Artificial Intelligence Services" and other measures to address its profound impact on society. In order to accelerate the construction of a strong network country and a digital China, coordinate the promotion of digital industrialization and industrial digitization, reach a widely agreed artificial intelligence governance framework and standard specifications, continuously improve the security, reliability, controllability, and fairness of artificial intelligence technology, promote the healthy development and standardized application of generative artificial intelligence, maintain national security and social public interests, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of social entities, The Shanghai Law Society initiated and held a solicitation activity on May 8, 2023, with the theme of "Legal Issues in Generative Artificial Intelligence". People from both theoretical and practical circles who are concerned, supported, and engaged in the research of legal issues related to generative artificial intelligence actively participated. After preliminary screening, a total of 149 original works that meet the criteria for essay solicitation activities were selected. After anonymous evaluation by multiple experts, a total of 2 first prizes, 4 second prizes, 6 third prizes, and 16 excellent awards were awarded. The list of winners for this essay solicitation is hereby announced as follows:

first prize

1. "On the Reduction of the Proof of Causality in Generative Artificial Intelligence Infringement"

2. Construction and Path: The Judicial Application of Generative Artificial Intelligence from a Risk Perspective

Zhu Qinghua and Song Shanshan (People's Procuratorate of Xuhui District, Shanghai)

Second Prize

1. Copyright Recognition of Generative Artificial Intelligence Works - Starting from Creativity

2. The Governance Path of Artificial Intelligence Platform Algorithm Black Box under the AIGC Wave

3. Analysis of the Impact of Algorithm Recommendation on the Duty of Care of Short Video Platforms

4. The Legal Risks and Regulatory Paths of ChatGPT in the Context of the Metaverse

Xiong Jinguang and Jia Jun (Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics)

Third Prize

1. The Current Situation, Challenges, and Responses of Generative Artificial Intelligence Embedded in Legal Language Prosecutorial Applications

Dong Xuehua and Zhou Hui (People's Procuratorate of Jing'an District, Shanghai)

2. Copyright and Default Ownership Allocation of Content Generated by Artificial Intelligence - Also on the Selection Probability Criteria for Judging the Originality of Works

Zhou Jinli (Tsinghua University)

3. Shaping the Protection Mode of Data Security Legal Benefits in the Era of Generative Artificial Intelligence - Based on the Perspective of Field Theory

Wang Zhenshuo (Nankai University)

4. "Lack and supplementation of algorithmic collusion relief measures"

Wang Mingze (Renmin University of China)

5. Research on ChatGPT Empowering Smart Judicial "Human Machine Collaboration" Mechanism

Lu Rongjie (Southeast University)

6. Measurement and Legal Regulation of the Interests of Virtual Currency in the Metaverse Space from a Judicial Perspective

Excellence Award

1. The Functional Performance and Limitation Determination of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Trials

Tang Wanyu, Song Meiqian (Southwest University, Northwest University of Political Science and Law)

2. The Trust Dilemma of Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Justice and Its Solution - Based on Reflections on Subjective Procedural Justice

3. "On the Dilemma of Personal Information Protection in Generative Artificial Intelligence: Taking ChatGPT as an Example"

4. Can Biomimes Understand Electronic Criminal Law? - An Examination of the Status of Artificial Intelligence as the Subject of Criminal Responsibility from the Perspective of Illegality Awareness

Anyang (Huazhong University of Science and Technology)

5. Why Artificial Intelligence Referees Are "Disabled" - Taking "Reason" as an Example

6. On Copyright Regulations for Content Generated under Virtual Digital Human Technology

7. Construction of a Generative Artificial Intelligence Responsibility Undertaking System - Based on Kant's "Self discipline Formula"

8. Realistic Implementation and Future Exploration of LLM Type Generative Artificial Intelligence in Smart Courts

Liu Shu (People's Court of Huangpu District, Shanghai)

9. Research on Copyright Issues of Artificial Intelligence Generations - From the Perspective of "Post Humanism" under Reinterpretation

10. Exploration of the Boundary of User Personal Information Use in AIGC - Equilibrium Based on Reasonable Trust Spectrum with User Consent

11. Risks and Legal Regulations in the Construction of a Digital Rule of Law Government Empowered by ChatGPT

12. "Misunderstanding and Correction Paths of Artificial Intelligence from the Perspective of Technology for Good: Using ChatGPT as an Analysis Example"

13. Criminal Law Protection of ChatGPT Artificial Intelligence Generations - From the Perspective of Copyright Infringement Crimes

14. On the Copyright Regulations of AIGC Generated Songs

15. Legal Risk Prevention of Data Leakage in Artificial Intelligence Models

16. "Overseas Regulatory Trends and Implications for Generative Artificial Intelligence"

Xia Haosheng (Shanghai University of International Business and Economics)

Shanghai Law Society

October 13, 2023

Sun Jianwei, Guo Jun

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