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Генеративный искусственный интеллект как объект публично-правового регулирования в Китайской Народной Республике
The article provides a comprehensive academic analysis of the Interim Measures for the Administration of Generative Artificial Intelligence Services adopted in the People's Republic of China in 2023. The examined regulatory act is considered a systemic element of an emerging public law model for governing generative technologies, aimed at balancing innovative development with national, information, and social security. The study examines the legal foundations of the Interim Measures, their place within the Chinese legal system, and the core principles underlying the state approach to regulating generative artificial intelligence. Particular attention is paid to content-related and value-based restrictions on algorithmic generation, requirements for training data, information labeling procedures, the contractual framework governing interactions between providers and users, as well as mechanisms of supervision and legal liability. Special emphasis is placed on the cross-border dimension of regulation and the expanded concept of digital sovereignty, under which the decisive factor is the actual impact of a service on the domestic information space of the state. The article substantiates the conclusion that a preventive and managed regulatory model of generative artificial intelligence is being formed in China, within which both algorithms and service providers acquire the status of objects of heightened public interest. The findings suggest that the Interim Measures should be regarded not merely as a transitional regulatory instrument, but as a conceptual foundation for future codification of generative artificial intelligence regulation and as an important reference point for comparative and international legal research in this field.