Trends in AI Law and Policy Research

AI-Based Data Governance Framework for Enterprises in Cloud Environments: Design, Implementation, and Enterprise Evaluation

Masoom Peer Syed

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...

Beyond Compliance: AI, GDPR, and ESG as Pillars of Emerging Responsible Corporate Governance in the EU Regulatory Environment

Charalampos Stamelos

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…

Centering Youth Voice and Belonging: An Intergenerational Inquiry into AI Policy

Angelina Vo · Jen Freed · Emmanuelle Kramer

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…

Data Governance and Auditor Readiness for Generative AI-Based Auditing: A Survey Study of External Auditors in Indonesia, with AI Literacy as a Mediator

Riva Ubar Harahap · Muhammad Fahmi

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…

Ethical Boundaries of Large Language Models in Mental Health Care: A Review of Psychological Safety, Relational Governance, and Human Escalation

Enoch Chi Ngai Lim · Fang Chen · Chi Eung Danforn Lim

From Algorithmic Detection to Adaptive Fisheries Governance: An AI-Based Compliance and Ecosystem Feedback Framework for IUU Fishing in the Yellow Sea

Wanwoo Nam

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…

Generative AI and Clinical Development: Exploring the Frontiers of AI Governance Using Generative AI—A Conceptual Framework for AI Governance in Clinical Development

Munenori Takata · Daisuke Ichikawa · Masaharu Harada et al. 9

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…

Governance-Related AI Use, Ownership Structure, Financing, and Operational Agility: Evidence from Indian SMEs

Samreen Akhtar

Intelligent Governance of Complex Social Systems: A Hybrid AI-System Dynamics Model for Simulation and Forecasting of Sustainable Energy Transitions

Jun Wu · Bin Yang · Shengli Dai

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.

Use, Training, and Knowledge of Regulations Related to Generative Artificial Intelligence in a Sample of Prehospital Emergency Medical Professionals in Andalusia, Spain

Paola Díaz-Meco · Carlos Romero-Olóriz · Miguel Ángel Díaz-Pérez et al. 3

Architecture Without an Architect? Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence in a Fragmented World

Simon Chesterman

Competing AI ecosystems and the openness–security dilemma: A national innovation systems analysis of China's AI policy

Yi Yang · Xin Ji

Identity-Coupled Governance Under Execution Uncertainty: An Accountability Proof Block for Continuous Interruption of LLM Agents with Cryptographic Implementation and Cross-Model Calibration

Marcelo Fernandez

Drowning in AI Slop: How Social Media Platforms (Do Not) Label AI and Deepfake Content under EU law

Bram Rijsbosch · Luka Bekavac · Henry Tari and 2 others

Patient safety governance in artificial intelligence-enabled healthcare: a systematic review and the artificial intelligence patient safety governance model

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.

Compliant with Local Controls, Collectively Discriminatory. A Governance Architecture for Multi-Agent AI in Regulated Finance

Jose Manuel de la Chica Rodriguez · Juan Manuel Vera Diaz · Pablo Delgado Romero

Beyond Provenance: The Economics and Governance of Personalized AI Memory

Jianan Chen · Yufei Qin · Yaosen Lin

The Disciplinary Language Transfer Problem: How Psychological Vocabulary Produces Governance Failures in AI Agent Deployment

Kymberly Lasser-Chere · Tyler Akidau · Marc Millstone

Directing large language models to follow the letter or spirit of the law

Peng Qian · Andrew Li · Sam Chen and 3 others

The Law of Stop: Interruptibility, Injunctions, and the Governance of Agentic AI

Oren Perez

The Moral Check: Strategic AI Governance for the Pacing Problem

Zaid Amin · Rahma Santhi Zinaida · Nazlena Mohamad Ali

Artificial intelligence in E-governance: Transforming public administration

J Divya Dharshini · Sonkhogin Haokip

Power, governance, and accountability in humanitarian artificial intelligence

Patrick Vinck · Phuong N Pham

Regulation and governance of artificial intelligence in India

Malte Jauch

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...

Gray Zone: Copyright in Images from Generative Artificial Intelligence Modified by Human Creativity

Galih Dwi Ramadhan · Fahim Abrar Abid

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.

Users’ perceptions of generative artificial intelligence and copyright infringement: an exploratory analysis

Lateef Adeshina Ayinde · Krishnaveni Katta · John Oluwaseye Adebayo

INTERNATIONAL REGULATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS IMPACTS ON DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

Frederico Pimentel Soares de Almeida · Maria Gabrielle Fernandes Vieira de Sousa

Digital Administration and Fundamental Rights - In the Context of AI Utilization in the Administrative Sphere -

Hooshin Kim

Copyright Protection for Content Generated by Generative Artificial Intelligence: Legal Boundaries and Institutional Innovation from the Perspective of China

Master's Candidate, Minzu University of China, Law School · Haoyuan Yang