A Study on the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Crimes in the Context of Smart Cities

Yanhao Liang

doi:10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249709.20250903

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A Study on the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Crimes in the Context of Smart Cities

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A Study on the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Crimes in the Context of Smart Cities
A Study on the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Crimes in the Context of Smart Cities
Beijing Dongwei Law Firm, Beijing, 100027, China
Vol. 9, Issue 3, Pages: 45-47(2025)
Published：30 September 2025
DOI：10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249709.20250903
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Liang Yanhao.A Study on the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Crimes in the Context of Smart Cities[J].Journal of Commercial Law Review,2025,09(03):45-47.
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Liang Yanhao.A Study on the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Crimes in the Context of Smart Cities[J].Journal of Commercial Law Review,2025,09(03):45-47. DOI： 10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249709.20250903.

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Abstract

In the construction of smart cities

while artificial intelligence and big data technologies improve governance effectiveness

they also give rise to new crimes such as data leaks

algorithmic discrimination

and system attacks

posing challenges to residents' rights and urban security. Current laws and governance mechanisms lag behind

with unclear responsibility determination and insufficient regulatory measures becoming prominent. Drawing on the smart city technology ecosystem

this article analyzes the types and characteristics of these crimes and the challenges in addressing them. Drawing on domestic and international experience

it proposes regulatory approaches from the perspectives of legislation

judicial practice

ethics

and multi-faceted governance

providing theoretical and practical guidance for achieving the safe and sustainable development of smart cities.

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