英文摘要 |
Data' plays an extremely important role in the development of emerging technologies, such as Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet of Things. In order to promote economic and social development, countries around the world have advocated the application of emerging technologies for digital transformation, which has greatly increased the demand for data. Some international organizations or countries have begun to consider how to shape a large 'data ecosystem' that can support digital innovation activities and have tried to achieve it by proposing new data policies or legal frameworks related to data governance. In terms of the potential participants in the data ecosystem and their interactions, it can be seen that the trust, data accessibility, and data availability are the fundamental requirements for forming and maintaining a data ecosystem. Observing recent data policies and legal trends in the European Union, South Korea, and Japan, this article summarizes several legal issues contributing to the formation and operation of a data ecosystem, including strengthening the data subject's information autonomy, constructing data intermediary mechanisms, clarifying data concepts and the rights and obligations of data contributors, establishing the concept of pseudonymization of personal information, clarifying the mechanism of data use for specific purpose, and avoiding data monopoly and unfair competition, as references for shaping Taiwan's data governance legal framework in the future. |