Safeguarding the Future: Legal Frontiers in Preventing Artificial Intelligence Crimes
Kong Yuchen · Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media · 2024
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, society is facing unprecedented challenges in ensuring the safe use of this powerful tool and preventing potential criminal activities. This paper delves into the legal frontiers involved in preventing AI crimes, focusing on constructing an innovative and comprehensive legal framework to protect society from the potential negative impacts of AI. Firstly, the paper examine the limitations of the current legal system in addressing AI crimes. Subsequently, through case analysis, we highlight the potential threats of AI in areas such as fraud, privacy infringement, and cyberattacks. We also discuss the role of regulatory agencies, emphasizing their crucial role in policy formulation, monitoring technological developments, and rapidly responding to new types of criminal threats. Finally, the paper explores the importance of public participation and education to enable society to better understand and adapt to AI technology, forming a collective force against crime.Through in-depth research and comprehensive discussion, this paper provides strong theoretical support for building a sound legal framework for the future, aiming to protect AI innovation while minimizing potential crime risks.