An Analysis of the Mechanisms for Preventing Foreign Legal Risks in the "Artificial Intelligence+" Industry during the Era of Digital and Intelligent Transformation

Xuan Zhao

doi:10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249718.20261002

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An Analysis of the Mechanisms for Preventing Foreign Legal Risks in the "Artificial Intelligence+" Industry during the Era of Digital and Intelligent Transformation

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An Analysis of the Mechanisms for Preventing Foreign Legal Risks in the "Artificial Intelligence+" Industry during the Era of Digital and Intelligent Transformation
An Analysis of the Mechanisms for Preventing Foreign Legal Risks in the "Artificial Intelligence+" Industry during the Era of Digital and Intelligent Transformation
Shandong Jointide (Tai 'an) Law Firm, Tai' an, Shandong, 271000, China
Vol. 10, Issue 2, Pages: 101-105(2026)
Online First：24 July 2026，

Published：30 June 2026
DOI：10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249718.20261002
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Xuan Zhao.An Analysis of the Mechanisms for Preventing Foreign Legal Risks in the "Artificial Intelligence+" Industry during the Era of Digital and Intelligent Transformation[J].Journal of Commercial Law Review,2026,10(02):101-105.
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Xuan Zhao.An Analysis of the Mechanisms for Preventing Foreign Legal Risks in the "Artificial Intelligence+" Industry during the Era of Digital and Intelligent Transformation[J].Journal of Commercial Law Review,2026,10(02):101-105. DOI： 10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249718.20261002.

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Artificial Intelligence Industry is Cross-Border Operating Inherently Conflicts Traditional International Laws Territorial Jurisdiction Rules Differences between Legislative Approaches and Lack of Unifying International Standards Lead to Foreign-Related Legal Risks. It finds three central categories of risk - problems around data being sent over borders

differences in rules about what's allowed when you send stuff with computers

and arguments over ideas that people own - then makes an organizational structure made up of finding out about dangers

trying to line them up with rules

and correcting any issues as they come up. Strategies on corporation operation

industry self-governance

legal services. Integrating and refining of home laws

participating in creation of global norms

constantly perfecting procedures of settling disagreements gives strong institution backing to reduce different foreign legal problems.

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