Translation Tag: algorithms
Zhang Gaoyuan, a security scholar at Peking University, draws lessons for China amid what she terms the digital transformation of intelligence gathering. Zhang argues dual-use technology such as drones and Starlink satellites, open-source social media information, and efforts by non-combatants have been pivotal in guaranteeing Ukraine a steady flow of battlefield intelligence. As a prognosis for China, she promotes greater research into the opportunities and risks digital technologies present for intelligence acquisition and security.
This in-depth article from the director of the Competition Law Research Center of Nankai University lays out the legal intricacies of regulating algorithm recommendations on online platforms, using an infringement case between iQIYI and ByteDance as an example.
The Department of Innovation and High-Tech Development of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) offers several “recommendations” for building legal and regulatory architecture around the use, transmission, and protection of data. The document is an important window into how Beijing is thinking about data governance.
In the wake of the publication of China’s first algorithm regulations, this article reflects on potential pitfalls and difficulties in implementing these groundbreaking policies.
A legal scholar from Renmin University analyses the legal aspects of algorithm regulations, effective March 2022, and points out existing issues on technology platforms which the regulations seek to address.