AI Law Model for Ethical Legislation: Strategic Recommendations for the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

This monograph addresses the critical fragmentation, systemic vulnerabilities, and vague terminology inherent in current global artificial intelligence frameworks, such as the EU AI Act. The author presents an interdisciplinary legislative blueprint that synthesizes legal, technical, ethical, and socio-cultural perspectives into a unified regulatory system. Rejecting the passive adoption of foreign laws, the model introduces a multi-level regulatory mechanism combining preventive, adaptive, and corrective tools. By operationalizing international technical standards into domestic law, the framework achieves a dynamic balance that safeguards public security and cultural integrity without stifling technological innovation.