The Application Risks and Administrative Regulation of Generative Artificial Intelligence in The Construction of Digital Government
Abstract
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and the continuous advancement of digital government construction, the application of AI in public administration has become increasingly widespread, significantly enhancing administrative efficiency and quality. However, alongside the extensive adoption of this technology, a series of application risks have also emerged. To address these issues, AI can be regarded as an administrative assistant in the digital era, and the privatization of public tasks can be leveraged to balance conflicts among public law values.This paper provides an overview of the operational principles of generative AI, discusses its legal status in digital government construction, analyzes potential legal issues associated with generative AI under digital government frameworks, and further examines how these characteristics give rise to specific governance challenges. Finally, it explores how to establish an effective administrative law gover - nance mechanism to ensure the healthy development of generative AI under regulatory frameworks.Downloads
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2025-02-14
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Gai, W. (2025). The Application Risks and Administrative Regulation of Generative Artificial Intelligence in The Construction of Digital Government. Modern Law Research, 6(1), 38–48. Retrieved from https://www.masonpublish.org/index.php/the-modern-law-research/article/view/1763
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