On August 18, 2026, the Youth Working Committee of Guangdong Neo-Ark Law Firm hosted a specialized training seminar focused on the legal risks and compliance requirements of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AIGC). Hosted by Partner Chengwan Li, Vice Chair of the committee, the session featured a keynote analysis by Yuting Yu, Partner and Head of the International Legal Affairs Department at Neo-Ark.
The seminar systematically explored AI platform regulatory compliance, copyright ownership of AI-generated content, and emerging legal exposure across commercial applications like AI short dramas and AI-powered office workflows, grounding theoretical discussion in recent judicial precedents and domestic and international case law.

I. Core Legal Framework & Judicial Trends in AIGC
- Dual-Track Analysis Model: The lecture structured AIGC legal practice along two primary axes: administrative regulations and judicial precedents. This approach mapped regulatory baselines alongside real-world court rulings to illustrate changing judicial attitudes toward AI innovation.
- Platform Compliance & Data Governance: The session addressed core requirements for AI service providers, emphasizing algorithm safety, content filtering, data protection, and mandatory training data disclosure protocols required by current compliance frameworks.
- Copyright Ownership & AI Output: The presentation examined judicial criteria for determining whether AI-generated works qualify for copyright protection, analyzing the degree of human creative input, prompt engineering standards, and original artistic contribution required to establish ownership.
- High-Risk Application Scenarios: Practical risk analyses were provided for emerging commercial fields, including AI short dramas (AI短剧) and AI workflow tools, detailing key exposure areas such as personality rights infringement, commercial trade secret leaks, and copyright infringement in training datasets.


II. Expert Insights & Legal Professional Guidance
1. Applying Traditional Legal Principles to Emerging Tech
Attorney Yuting Yu emphasized that while AI technology introduces novel application scenarios, the underlying legal issues remain firmly grounded in established legal principles. The key challenge for practitioners lies in adapting core legal logic to rapid technological shifts.
2. Strategic Advice for Young Lawyers & Law Students
- Maintain Sensitivity & Global Perspective: Young practitioners are encouraged to track technological developments, cultivate an international legal perspective, and actively connect AI compliance topics with their primary practice areas.
- Avoid Over-Reliance on AI: For law students and emerging professionals, Yu highlighted the importance of leveraging AI tools productively while preserving independent analytical reasoning, encouraging researchers to challenge traditional frameworks and pursue innovative legal methodologies.


III. Commitment to Young Talent Development
Neo-Ark Law Firm’s Youth Working Committee remains dedicated to supporting the professional growth of emerging legal talent. By hosting targeted seminars on frontier legal issues, the committee continues to build an open, practical exchange platform that equips attorneys to navigate evolving regulatory landscapes effectively.
About the Author

Yu Yuting
Partner | NEO-ARK Law Firm
Lawyer Yu focuses on foreign-related litigation, cross-border disputes, commercial matters, and legal services for overseas individuals and businesses in China.
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