Research on the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Administrative Penalties

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jel.202614219

Author(s)

Kaiwen Zhang

Affiliation(s)

School of law, China Jiliang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

Abstract

With the continuous development of science, technology, and artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence has gradually been applied in different fields, including the field of administrative law enforcement. This paper focuses on administrative penalty acts and explores the interactive application of artificial intelligence in administrative penalties. The introduction of artificial intelligence technology provides new ideas and methods for administrative penalties. Meanwhile, due to the particularity of artificial intelligence, certain problems also exist in its application. This paper discusses the problems of artificial intelligence in the field of administrative penalties from different application scenarios and explores future development paths, such as improving the legal regulatory system, enhancing the level of technical support, and constructing a multi-party collaborative supervision mechanism, with a view to accelerating the process of intelligent penalties and ultimately realizing the integration of artificial intelligence and administrative law enforcement.

Keywords

Artificial Intelligence; Administrative Penalties; Intelligent Application

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