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Surge in AI-related court cases fuels calls for China to clarify its laws
China's legal system is facing a surge in AI-related court cases, with experts highlighting the lack of a unified legislative framework as a major obstacle. A recent Hangzhou court case ruled against a tech company that fired a worker, claiming AI could replace him, after he refused a demotion and pay cut.
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