Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China
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China's top court issues AI regulations on deepfakes and privacy
China's Supreme People's Court has issued new guidelines to regulate artificial intelligence, focusing on deepfakes, privacy, and consumer protection. These 24 articles provide a legal framework for AI-related disputes …
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China's Supreme Court issues AI case guidelines, offers open-source safe harbor
China's Supreme People's Court has issued 24 articles to guide courts nationwide on handling AI-related legal cases. One key article, number 13, establishes a conditional safe harbor for open-source AI developers. This …
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Hong Kong and mainland China courts deepen legal exchange on commercial disputes
Hong Kong and mainland Chinese courts are enhancing their understanding of each other's legal systems, particularly concerning cross-border commercial disputes. A recent three-day training course, co-organized by the Hi…
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China court bans Infineon from selling GaN chips amid patent war
China's Supreme People's Court has ruled in favor of Innoscience, prohibiting Infineon from selling gallium nitride (GaN) power chips in mainland China. This decision is a significant victory for Innoscience in a multi-…
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China's Supreme Court blocks Infineon GaN sales, boosting domestic chip stocks
China's Supreme People's Court has upheld a lower court's injunction against German chipmaker Infineon Technologies, prohibiting the sale of its gallium nitride (GaN) products in mainland China. This decision stems from…
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AI hallucination remains a stubborn LLM flaw, leading to fabricated facts and legal cases.
A journalist has highlighted DeepSeek's tendency to fabricate biographical details, a problem known as AI hallucination. This issue, where large language models confidently present incorrect information as fact, is a pe…