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Balancing AI regulation and copyright protection: lessons from China's Generative AI Law Kris Shrishak, Senior Fellow at the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, urges the EU to take inspiration from China's draft law on generative AI. Shrishak highlights the EU's progress in regulating AI while underscoring its oversight in addressing the use of copyrighted material. China's draft law stands out for its explicit prohibition of unconsented use of copyright-protected content and personal data for training AI models. Shrishak points out that while the EU has taken steps to address AI risks, it primarily relies on self-assessments by AI developers rather than robust third-party assessments. This approach could potentially lead to enforcement challenges, as seen with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Learning from China's draft law, the EU can enhance its AI Act by incorporating stricter provisions against unconsented use of copyrighted content and personal data. Implementing third-party assessments and robust enforcement mechanisms will bolster intellectual property rights and privacy protection. #AIRegulation#CopyrightProtection#GenerativeAI#EU#China#DataProtection#Ethics#AIAct#Enforcement#PrivacyProtection