China's Supreme Court to Develop Judicial Rules for Virtual Currency and AI Cases
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Summary
China's Supreme People's Court announced it will research and formulate new judicial rules for cases involving virtual currencies, cross-border finance, and AI-generated content. Judicial Committee member Liu Guixiang stated the court will develop interpretations on civil compensation for insider trading and market manipulation, as part of broader efforts to support China's digital economy and clarify how courts handle digital economy disputes.
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China's Supreme People's Court said it will research new judicial guidelines tied to virtual currency and AI-generated content cases, as part of a broader push to support its digital economy
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