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Legal Review for Systematization of Artificial Intelligence and Block Chain

  • Public Land Law Review
  • Abbr : KPLLR
  • 2020, 92(), pp.237-258
  • Publisher : Korean Public Land Law Association
  • Research Area : Social Science > Law
  • Received : November 2, 2020
  • Accepted : November 23, 2020
  • Published : November 25, 2020

ShinPyeongWoo 1

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ABSTRACT

The systematization of artificial intelligence and block chain legislation can be defined as the advancement of technology, which is advocated as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and institutionalization that completes the new society and human life. It has already been proven that this rapid development of technology is not enough to capture the existing "regulatory sandbox," indicating that the "Data 3 Act," the starting point of the artificial intelligence law, passed the National Assembly earlier this year. ‘Act 3 data’ about the lack of clarity and effectiveness of industry and the health care, however, Moon Jae-in, in turmoil for the government claiming through the ‘from data’. Systematization of artificial intelligence for the success of ‘Digital Deal’ also this legislation is the key. Therefore, as a priority legal review, the research specifically examined the direction of the current Software Industry Promotion Act, as well as the direction of the Act on the Promotion of the Software Industry, as well as the direction of the Act to prevent confusion in the Data 3 Act, the starting point of the data legislation. Next, Blockchain technology, a core technology of virtual currency, is rapidly spreading to all parts of society, including elections, finance, SNS, portals, private contracts, orders and deliveries, coupons, games, notarization, and advertising, due to various features such as concurrency, sharing, and dispersion of embedded information. In other words, block chain technology is combined with artificial intelligence and big data technology to create more diverse products, services and industrial businesses. Nevertheless, institutional supplementation of the block chain technology, which is divided into virtual currencies, is still quite insufficient. Therefore, in this Thesis, a specific legal review of virtual currencies was made for the systematicization of such block chain legislation.

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