Source: Law School Events

This event, hosted by Sydney Law School, focuses on China’s regulatory approach to generative artificial intelligence (AI) as outlined in the Interim Measures for the Management of Generative AI Services, passed in July 2023. The discussion emphasizes the challenges Chinese regulators face in balancing the promotion of AI innovation with the need to address content safety and security risks.

The Interim Measures set out obligations on generative AI service providers, including requirements for content moderation and data security. However, these regulations also reflect Beijing's broader policy objectives of fostering AI development while maintaining strict control over how the technology is deployed, particularly in high-risk and sensitive sectors like media and public safety.

The event will feature Professor Mimi Zou, an expert in AI regulation, who will provide an in-depth analysis of the legal framework governing generative AI in China and discuss how these regulations compare to those in other jurisdictions, such as the European Union and the United States. Attendees will gain insights into the regulatory trends shaping the future of AI in China and the challenges of implementing comprehensive AI governance.