Research on Criminal Liability and Governance Paths of AI Large Model API Reverse Proxies

Analyzes three types of AI large model API reverse proxies (rule abuse, payment fraud, and protection breakthrough), explores criminal regulation paths such as the crime of destroying computer information systems, and advocates for upholding the principle of criminal restraint while adopting a cross-cutting criminal-civil rights protection strategy.

I Trained a Better Legal Embedding Model Than Google and Alibaba?

Sharing the complete process of fine-tuning a legal-specific embedding model: based on Google's EmbeddingGemma-300M, trained on a legal provision-to-colloquial question dataset, outperforming Google and Alibaba's models in legal provision retrieval, now open-sourced.

Guidelines for Secure AI System Development — Chinese Translation

Chinese translation of the international Guidelines for Secure AI System Development white paper co-published by CISA, NCSC, 18 countries, and 23 organizations including Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI, covering secure AI development across design, development, deployment, and operation phases.

From Jackson Wan's New Song to the Legal Issues of AI Voice

Examines whether training and using AI voice models constitutes infringement under Chinese Civil Code voice rights protections, analyzing the difference between reproducing a specific person's voice versus generating composite voices from multiple sources.

从尹光新歌到AI声音法律问题

从AI歌手翻唱到AI语音合成,系统分析AI语音技术在著作权、表演者权和人格权方面引发的各类侵权法律问题。