Research on AI law and policy collected from domestic and international free academic databases. Daily, we provide bibliographic information for new research, abstract-based AI summaries, and original text links.
This is a summary based only on the abstract, and the full original text was not reviewed. Using panel data from Chinese A-share listed companies (2012–2023), this study analyzed whether corporate AI adoption promotes green collaborative innovation. AI adoption showed a significant positive (+) association with jointly filed green patents (invention and utility model), and knowledge-learning capability and...
This is a summary based on the abstract, and the full text was not reviewed. This article comparatively examines how responsibility, ownership, and the burden of proof should be allocated in distributed invention processes involving humans and AI, in a context where patent systems assume inventors are human. The United States, the United Kingdom, the EU/Germany, Australia, South Africa, India, China, and some emerging...
This abstract examines the relationship between the EU AI Act and the existing copyright system, distinguishing issues of copyright protection for AI-generated and AI-assisted content from the regulatory responsibilities of system providers and distributors. Focusing on prompt logs, training-data summaries, transparency for synthetic content, documentation, oversight, and codes of practice, it argues that the EU framework places providers...
According to the abstract, this article examines, against the backdrop of the smart city’s “Fully Sensorized Society (FSS),” the structural deterrence of unauthorized AI outputs and whether such reliability leads to social acceptance. The authors argue that VRAIO makes output distortion verifiable and attributable through rules, independent recorders, tamper-proof records, audits, and sanctions…
According to the abstract, a qualitative analysis of 74 English-language official documents summarizes that safety expectations for the introduction and use of AI scribes (speech recognition + generative models) are dispersed across guidance on privacy, the professions, medical devices, safety, and health systems. The authors state that generated clinical text remains “provisional” until physician review and certification…
This is an abstract-based summary, and the full text was not reviewed. It argues that as financial institutions increasingly use ML and generative AI, complex risks arise that cannot be addressed by existing information security controls and traditional model risk management (MRM) alone. The authors discuss attacks such as adversarial perturbations, data poisoning, model extraction, membership inference, prompt injection, and...
This is an abstract-based summary and the full text was not reviewed. The author proposes curatorial interventions and in-house expert roles to mitigate governance issues arising from the coupling of AI-based travel tools and tourism systems. Based on a comparison between July 2024 and July 2025, the absence of negative feedback in interactions...
This is an abstract-based summary, and the full text was not reviewed. This study discusses the relationship between Nigeria's 'ungoverned spaces,' labor mobility, and AI-driven economic change. The authors view ungoverned spaces as labor ecosystems in which the informal economy, limited mobility, and alternative governance are combined, and present both AI's potential to lower employment barriers...
This is a summary based on this abstract alone, and the full text was not reviewed. The study analyzed, using system dynamics, the effects of ethical readiness and risk governance on sustainable performance in responsible AI adoption by small and medium-sized enterprises. The authors argue that AI adoption alone does not guarantee long-term value, and that human oversight, documentation, supply...
Simona Wójcik · Justyna Domienik-Karłowicz · Anna Rulkiewicz
This abstract argues that the unit of evaluation for health chatbots should not be the model output, but rather the 'constituted response system' including the LLM, source selection, retrieval, interface, action routing, and subsequent data return. The authors call this 'synthetic gatekeeping' and note that even when the content is the same...
This is an abstract-based summary, and the full text was not reviewed. The author argues that generative AI improves efficiency in music education, but causes alienation of creativity by reducing students to prompt inputters, and convergence toward an 'average aesthetic' produced by commercial bias in training data. Based on educational ethics and arts education theory, the author proposes a human...
Abstract-based summary and the full original text was not reviewed. This article examines, through dogmatic legal interpretation, whether existing human rights law imposes enforceable duties of accountability and transparency on states and companies in relation to the human rights impacts caused by AI decision-making. Together with the UNGP, ICCPR, EU AI Act, and UNESCO Recommendation, it…
This literature review examines the effects of secondary school students' use of AI on learner autonomy and synthesizes the roles of AI literacy and metacognitive self-regulation. AI better supported autonomy when used for exploration, feedback, problem-solving, and self-directed learning, while it posed a risk of dependency when used as a substitute. AI literacy…
This source is an abstract-based summary examining the challenges of AI governance in banking, and the full text was not reviewed. The authors argue that as AI spreads to credit evaluation, fraud detection, and risk management, issues of transparency, accountability, and model risk are becoming more serious. Explainability is presented not as a mere technical property but as a governance capability for documenting and…
This summary is based only on the abstract, and the full text was not reviewed. As a systematic literature review following PRISMA, it analyzed 67 peer-reviewed papers published from 2019–2026. The authors compared the limitations of rule-based governance with the potential of AI techniques and presented a reference architecture and maturity...
This abstract argues that in the EU, AI Act, GDPR, and ESG obligations converge not as separate compliance domains, but as a governance framework that integrates corporate accountability. The authors analyze the accountability principles inherent in each regime and show that algorithmic accountability (AI), information accountability (GDPR), and social accountability (ESG) are inter…
This summary is based only on the abstract, and the full text was not reviewed. The study explores how schools can create participatory spaces for shaping AI policy together with high school students and adult researchers, and how co-produced policy can reimagine classrooms as civic and hopeful spaces grounded in collaboration and youth agency…
This summary is based only on the abstract, and the full text was not reviewed. In a survey of 248 external auditors in Indonesia, data governance showed a significant positive effect on both auditor readiness for generative AI-based auditing and AI literacy. AI literacy partially mediated the relationship between the two variables…
This is an abstract-based summary, and the full text was not reviewed. The article argues that while AI can estimate fishing activity and low-visibility vessels using AIS, VMS, radar, imagery, and catch data, improved detection does not automatically mean improved management. In the Yellow Sea (a China–Korea case), AI surveillance contributes to effective compliance and the sustainability of common fisheries…
This summary is based only on the abstract, and the full text was not reviewed. The authors argue that generative AI can help with the creation, management, and traceability of quality documents in clinical development, but that establishing governance is difficult amid changing regulatory guidance. By reviewing regional regulations and guidance, they…
This is an abstract-based summary, and the full text was not reviewed. Using China’s carbon-neutral energy transition as a case, the paper proposes an AI–SD integrated framework and iteratively combines SD’s structural constraints with AI’s nonlinear calibration. Simulations showed good historical fit and long-term scenario extrapolation, and demonstrated the possibility of balancing emission-reduction effects and social costs.
This article is a review essay of Matthijs Maas's "Architectures of Global AI Governance" and discusses why global governance of artificial intelligence is fragmented and non-binding. The author emphasizes the possibility of fragmented governance structures rather than a single institutional blueprint, but this…
This abstract proposes a procedure for verifying the responsible party and transferring the authority to resume, refuse, or recalibrate in a governance deadlock where LLM agents are not allowed continuous execution or automatic suspension. The authors define the Accountability Proof Block (APB) and present formalized theorems and an implementation, as well as some…
Kehinde Oluwagbenga Falayi · Prince Chukwuemeka Ekeocha · Oladayo Mary Akintola and 4 others
Abstract-based summary; the full text was not reviewed. This systematic literature review identifies unclear accountability, overreliance on automated recommendations, and inadequate operational monitoring as patient safety threats in AI medicine, and argues for the need for governance throughout the deployment process. The authors propose AIPSGM and AIPSGI.
This summary is based on the abstract, and the full text was not reviewed. According to the abstract, this article explains the main legal framework currently governing AI in India and proposed legislation for the future, and raises concerns about the government's regulatory approach. In particular, it notes that AI may deepen economic inequality and infringe privacy rights...
According to the abstract, this study examines the copyright, ownership, and legal protection of images generated by generative AI and those creatively modified by humans, based on Article 28 of the Indonesian Copyright Act No. 28 (2014). However, this is a summary based only on the abstract, and the body text was not reviewed.
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