Recently, the list of winners of the 8th “China Fayan Cup” Legal Big Data Challenge and the 4th “Fayan Lighthouse” Legal Big Data Essay Contest was announced. Yu Manlin, Liao Xiang, Liu Yongxi, Wang Yiqiao, and Zhao Xinbo, five students from the School of International Relations of Jilin International Studies University, won the National Second Prize in the undergraduate group with their paper titled “A Study on the Regulation of Tort Liability of Infringing Subjects in the Generative Artificial Intelligence Value Chain from the Perspective of Social Risk Diversification.”
The “China Fayan Cup” Challenge is a national high-level academic competition guided and supported by the Trial Management Office and Information Center of the Supreme People’s Court, and hosted by the China Legal Big Data Research Institute. This year’s competition centered on “Deepening the release of the value of judicial data elements and facilitating the modernization of trial work”, attracting 3,723 contestants from 2,493 teams across over 300 universities nationwide, including China University of Political Science and Law, Southwest University of Political Science and Law, and Zhongnan University of Economics and Law.
This award fully demonstrates the rigorous academic attitude of JISU students. The School of International Relations will continue to deepen foreign-related rule-of-law education, expand empirical legal research, and continuously optimize the high-quality innovative talent cultivation system, injecting momentum into the modernization of digital rule of law and the construction of Digital China.
Source: School of International Relations
