| 英文摘要 |
In the AI society in the digital era, algorithms are advancing into every corner, and human knowledge acquisition, communication and transactions, experience sharing, and identity representation are gradually transforming into digital models. Faced with many emerging things, people have no time to name them, and various concepts and terms have emerged quickly, which is dizzying. Among them, concepts such as digital sovereignty or data sovereignty are particularly eye-catching and difficult to ignore. The question is: What do these concepts mean? What does it mean? What is the problem with the law? Why do we (lawyers) need these concepts? Does it contain new normative implications and rights functions? The above are the main legal issues that this article intends to explore. The author tries to answer them through illustrations in the context of“data economy”or“digital economy”, and conducts a dialectical discussion of concepts and norms to deconstruct the problem orientation and possible norms. needs, and finally points out the endangered status of human rights under digital transformation for reflection. |
