英文摘要 |
Internet opens up a society of unprecedented human interaction; technology driven productions and business models also bring new challenges to legislation. Thanks to new ways of data centric legislative law making, more legislative issues can be dealt with as never before. This article introduces crowd sourcing and big data as ways to empower and understand better civil participation in the legislative processes. It also discusses how the proposal of the European Artificial Intelligence Act reacts to the emerging manipulation problem of the Internet as a public sphere; hopefully, more related scholarly research and discussion will be further developed in the future. |