AIvs Law Advancing AI Regulation in the World and Lagging Japan (tentative)

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The European Parliament is now working on the first ever "AI law" in human history. AI is taking root in our daily lives faster than ever with the advent of ChatGPT and image-generating AI, and governments are taking steps to regulate it while increasing the speed of measures and support. This book introduces the pioneering efforts of the EU, Chinese, and California, etc. regarding the area of "AI law", which is behind in legislation. It also makes recommendations on the future of AI regulation in Japan, and it cuts into the content industry from the perspective of "law and ethics" regarding concerns about copyrights, personal information, privacy, and impact on the content industry. This book responds to potential intellectual needs who want to know and think about the latest state of AI, creators and business person who are thinking about actual social implementation of AI. AI should not undermine our human rights (copyrights, personal information, privacy, etc.), and should not hinder fair political competition in democracy. The landscape of AI society in the new era may depend on our own decisions in the next few years. This book raises these issues and makes recommendations on the ideal form of AI law and regulation in Japan, which is behind the world.