Tag: Personal Information Protection Law

It’s the new wave of artificial intelligence-related evolution, but just what are the legal risks associated with AI-generated content?

Small wonder that the past couple of years have spawned an exciting amount of tech-related reform in China’s courts and arbitration institutions

In the big data era, online platforms process a large amount of personal information

George W Russell asks legal experts how clients can draw on experience from damage control practice around the globe

Under China’s new data regulatory framework, how should companies use publicly available personal information in a compliant manner?

As the world grapples with rampant cyberattacks, policymakers in the region have toughened their data security measures and business compliance is crucial

The leaders of international and domestic firms in China have their eyes firmly on the prizes of the future

Chinese electric vehicle maker Leapmotor Technology’s rare move to engage legal advisers on PRC data security and US export laws in its successful IPO points to a growing need to scrutinise compliance in these areas

In the face of overwhelming macroeconomic complications, China’s in-house counsel, at the very heart of the problems, are finding their expertise and services immensely valued

Law firm views on IP and data protection in a tech-centric era

Employers can check criminal record searches of employees and candidates in certain circumstances under the new Working Rules for Public Security Departments to Handle Criminal Record Checks, issued by the Ministry of Public Security on 31 December 2021

Chen Yan, GC of KE Holdings, shares his experiences in adapting to China’s new personal data law