On May 15, 2025, Llinks successfully held a seminar themed "Data and Technology in Financial Institutions – Artificial Intelligence and Data Compliance," exploring the legal challenges and response strategies faced by financial institutions in the era of artificial intelligence regarding data and personal information protection, as well as intellectual property protection. The seminar focused on cutting-edge issues in conjunction with practical applications, attracting over forty legal and compliance professionals from the financial industry.
The first half of the seminar was themed "Intellectual Property, Data Protection, and Regulatory Risk Prevention in Financial Institutions Accessing Large Models." Mr. Xun Yang primarily discussed the various methods of accessing AI large models, the legality of training data and models, compliance in data flow, the application of artificial intelligence in the financial and insurance industries, and associated risks. Specific topics included the lawful acquisition of training data, the use of open-source models, avoiding infringement, and transparency in privacy protection. With his engaging language, extensive experience in serving financial institutions, and the latest judicial cases, Mr. Yang provided detailed insights to the audience on how banks, insurance institutions, public funds, and other financial entities can manage infringement risks, automated decision-making risks, and regulatory risks when using artificial intelligence in their operations.
The second half of the seminar focused on "Personal Information Protection Compliance Audit: Classification, Processes, and Methods." Mr. Xun Yang and Ms. Yiran Li discussed the classification and initiation of personal information protection compliance audits, responsible parties and composition, processes and methods, and the content of audit reports. By combining common business scenarios in the financial industry, industry regulations, and benchmarks, they highlighted the key points and critical nodes of personal information protection compliance audits, providing practical and actionable advice for the audience.
As artificial intelligence technology and applications continue to be integrated and implemented, the related legal issues are becoming increasingly complex and diverse. Llinks will continue to delve deeply into the legal services field of artificial intelligence, personal information protection, and data compliance, leveraging its exceptional expertise and profound industry insights to provide clients with professional, practical, and feasible legal services and solutions.
