About this book series
Artificial intelligence is an important driving force of the new round of technological revolution and industrial change. Artificial intelligence and blockchain have risen to the level of national policy. While the rapid development of AI brings convenience to people's lives, it also poses challenges to global changes and the development of human society, social governance and legal regulation, such as the leakage of personal privacy, frequent data security problems, and prejudice and discrimination caused by algorithms. AI is profoundly changing the world, and it is necessary to think about how to promote the construction of responsible AI from the perspective of global governance in the future.
In response to these issues, this series aims to explore and study the new situations and new issues at the intersection of AI, law and political science all over the world, to provide a legal basis for the development of AI-related frontier fields and to limit the development of AI within the framework of law to promote the harmonious and orderly construction of AI and legal systems. Based on the above purpose, this series is selected and integrated with multidisciplinary strengths to strengthen the research on legal, ethical, and social issues related to AI, focusing on laws, regulations, institutional systems, and ethics for the healthy development of AI. The authors of this series are all top authoritative experts and scholars in AI, law, political science, and other disciplines in China, and they have already made considerable achievements and social reputations in this field of research.
This series has a clear awareness of the problem and proposes specific solutions for the implementation and implementation of AI governance from a multidisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspective, covering AI, blockchain, algorithms, digital currency and other specific segments closely related to law, with cutting-edge, academic and theoretical value, and filling the gap of similar research in China.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2731-6246
- Print ISSN
- 2731-6238
