保留四类案件继续由互联网法院管辖。规定延续2018年规定，明确北京市、杭州市、广州市辖区内应当 由基层法院审理的四类案件，继续由互联网法院集中管辖，具体包括："网络域名权属、侵权、合同纠 纷""通过电子商务平台签订或者履行网络购物合同而产生的纠纷""签订、履行行为均在网络上完成的网 络服务合同纠纷""检察机关提起的网络公益诉讼案件"。互联网法院通过继续集中管辖上述适宜在线审 理的案件，持续巩固完善"网上纠纷网上审理"工作机制，为人民群众诉讼提供司法便利。 相应调整互联网法院管辖的行政案件、涉外涉港澳台案件范围。结合民事案件的管辖调整，规定同步调 整互联网法院管辖的行政案件、涉外涉港澳台案件范围。行政案件方面，互联网法院集中管辖所在市的 辖区应当由基层法院受理的涉及网络数据监管、网络个人信息保护监管、网络不正当竞争监管、网络交 易管理、网络信息服务管理等行政案件，有利于支持监督网络监管行政执法，促进统一辖区执法司法尺 度，健全完善网络综合治理体系；涉外涉港澳台案件方面，互联网法院集中管辖所在市的辖区应当由基 层法院受理的网络数据纠纷、网络个人信息保护纠纷、网络虚拟财产纠纷、网络不正当竞争纠纷、网络 域名纠纷、网 ...

法院管辖，从一般性、传统性网络案件向新类型、前沿、复杂网络案件转变，及时回应人民群众对网络 空间治理和数字经济发展的新需求新期待。 问题2：《规定》施行后，将对当事人诉讼会产生哪些影响？ 答：《规定》施行后，相关案件的管辖法院将发生变化。具体而言，对于北京市、杭州市、广州市应当 由基层法院审理的"网络数据权属、侵权、合同纠纷"、"网络个人信息保护、隐私权纠纷"、"网络虚拟 财产权属、侵权、合同纠纷" 、"网络不正当竞争纠纷"四类案件，将由互联网法院集中管辖，当事人应 当向互联网法院提起诉讼；对于原由互联网法院集中管辖的"签订、履行行为均在互联网上完成的金融 借款合同纠纷、小额借款合同纠纷"、"在互联网上首次发表作品的著作权或者邻接权权属纠纷"、"在互 联网上侵害在线发表或者传播作品的著作权或者邻接权而产生的纠纷"、"通过电子商务平台购买的产 品，因存在产品缺陷，侵害他人人身、财产权益而产生的产品责任纠纷"，以及网络侵害名誉权、一般 人格权、财产权等传统网络侵权纠纷，将按照民事诉讼法地域管辖标准由三地相关基层法院受理，其中 涉及网络著作权的案件，将根据《最高人民法院关于印发基层人民法院管辖第一审知识产权民事、行 ...

第一，新增四类网络案件由互联网法院集中管辖。在《2018年规定》基础上，《规定》将"网络数据权 属、侵权、合同纠纷""网络个人信息保护、隐私权纠纷""网络虚拟财产权属、侵权、合同纠纷""网络不 正当竞争纠纷"纳入互联网法院管辖范围。《规定》施行后，北京市、杭州市、广州市市辖区内应由基 层法院审理的上述案件将分别由三家互联网法院集中管辖，有效探索前述新型、前沿、重点网络领域裁 判规则，发挥规范引领、促进保障作用，及时回应网络空间治理新要求，护航数字经济健康发展。 为加强互联网法院建设，进一步发挥互联网法院司法便民利民、公正高效便捷解纷、强化网络空间依法 治理、服务保障数字经济健康发展的功能作用，最高人民法院今日发布《最高人民法院关于互联网法院 案件管辖的规定》，对互联网法院案件管辖范围作出调整完善。《规定》自2025年11月1日起施行。 2018年9月，最高人民法院制定印发《最高人民法院关于互联网法院审理案件若干问题的规定》（以下 简称《2018年规定》），明确了互联网法院集中管辖所在市的辖区内应当由基层人民法院受理的网络购 物、网络服务、网络金融借款、网络小额借款、网络著作权、网络域名、网络侵权、网购产品责任 ...

Core Viewpoint - Kuaishou Technology has acknowledged the issues raised by the Cyberspace Administration regarding its hot search rankings and has committed to implementing corrective measures [1] Group 1: Company Response - The company has taken the matter seriously and has accepted the penalties imposed by the regulatory authority [1] - A special team has been established to address the specific issues identified by the Cyberspace Administration, focusing on improving the management of the hot search rankings [1] - Kuaishou aims to enhance the standardization and diversity of the content in its hot search rankings as part of its rectification efforts [1] Group 2: Future Commitments - The company will continue to proactively accept supervision from users and society to foster a clearer online environment [1] - Kuaishou intends to use this opportunity to strengthen its content management responsibilities and improve its overall governance mechanisms [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the dual role of AI in enhancing network security while also presenting new risks, highlighting the need for proactive governance and technological innovation [1][2] - The recent release of the "Artificial Intelligence Model Ecological Construction Gathering Area" policies in Zhuhai aims to support AI model development and innovation, establishing a sustainable network security ecosystem [3] - The policies include a maximum investment of 500 million yuan in "computing power vouchers" to reduce costs for enterprises and 100 million yuan in "model vouchers" to alleviate financial pressures on R&D and application of AI models [3] Group 2 - AI models are being actively explored by many tech and cybersecurity companies in China for applications in network security, including intelligent operation and automated risk management solutions [2] - The article suggests that the next step in the development of AI models should focus on creating collective public products that ensure safety, with recommendations for establishing a universal security model as an infrastructure service [3] - The emphasis is placed on using advanced technology to address security vulnerabilities rather than hindering technological progress, advocating for a development-driven approach to security challenges [2][3]

Core Insights - The recent State Council document emphasizes the importance of "AI governance capabilities" as a key action area, aiming to enhance network space governance through AI technologies [1] - The launch of the "AI Large Model Ecosystem Construction Cluster" in Zhuhai reflects local efforts to address cybersecurity challenges through development and innovation [1][3] Group 1: AI and Cybersecurity Challenges - The rapid development of AI technologies has introduced new cybersecurity risks, including deepfake technology and data bias, which increase the sophistication of cyberattacks [1] - Common cybersecurity threats include the unauthorized use of large models, the mass production of personalized phishing attacks using generative AI, and risks to data security and AI system integrity [1] Group 2: AI as a Solution for Cybersecurity - AI large models are being explored by many tech and cybersecurity companies in China for their ability to better identify and respond to complex security threats compared to traditional tools [2] - AI solutions include intelligent operation, automated risk management, and predictive models for monitoring cyber threats, with applications already in sectors like finance and electricity [2] Group 3: Policy Support and Investment - Zhuhai's policies include a maximum investment of 500 million yuan in "computing power vouchers" to reduce costs for enterprises using AI, and 100 million yuan in "model vouchers" to alleviate financial pressures on R&D [3] - These financial supports aim to accelerate the iteration and upgrade of various AI large models, thereby establishing a technological foundation for the development of the cybersecurity industry [3] Group 4: Future Directions for AI Development - The next step in the large-scale application of AI models may involve creating collective public products that ensure security, as suggested by experts [3] - Establishing a universal security model as an infrastructure service could help reduce compliance costs for large model enterprises and their downstream applications, promoting a safer and more orderly growth of AI technologies [3]

Core Viewpoint - The company acknowledges the recent criticism from the internet regulatory department regarding the mismanagement of its hot search rankings and commits to implementing corrective measures [1] Group 1 - The company has established a special task force to address the issues related to the management of hot search rankings [1] - The company emphasizes its responsibility in managing information content and social responsibility, pledging to learn from this incident [1] - The company expresses its willingness to accept supervision from users and public opinion to maintain a clear online environment [1]

Group 1 - Recent incidents involve accounts impersonating news media, government agencies, and enterprises, engaging in false advertising and selling counterfeit goods, disrupting social order [1] - The internet information department, in collaboration with relevant authorities, has dealt with a total of 3,008 fraudulent accounts [1] - Future actions will focus on enforcing platform responsibilities, urging strict compliance with regulations regarding internet user account information management and self-media management [1] Group 2 - The internet information department will maintain a high-pressure crackdown on counterfeit self-media accounts and enhance online law enforcement efforts [1] - There is an emphasis on creating a positive online environment and encouraging public participation in supervision and reporting [1]

Core Viewpoint - The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology presents both opportunities and challenges for the protection of minors in the digital space, necessitating new governance models to ensure their mental and physical well-being [1][3]. Group 1: Challenges in Protecting Minors - The interaction between minors and AI tools occurs in a private context, making it difficult for parents and regulators to detect harmful content and assess the risks associated with AI usage [1][2]. - Minors are not only consumers of content but also active creators, sometimes producing low-quality or inappropriate content, which highlights the need for positive guidance and digital literacy [2][3]. - The evolution of harmful information on the internet complicates regulatory efforts, as such content can easily change form to evade detection, necessitating ongoing monitoring and targeted actions [3][4]. Group 2: Proposed Solutions - There is a need to embed the concept of minor protection throughout the development of AI models and applications, ensuring compliance at all stages from data training to service operation [4]. - The protection model should shift from isolation and control to active cultivation and the creation of a safe digital ecosystem, promoting positive influences while preventing harm [4].

Core Viewpoint - The report released by the National Internet Information Office highlights the progress and achievements in China's network legal system over the past year, emphasizing the need for strengthened governance in cyberspace and the promotion of a healthy online ecosystem [1][2] Group 1: Legal Framework and Actions - The introduction of new regulations such as the "Network Data Security Management Regulations," "Regulations on Promoting and Regulating Cross-Border Data Flow," and "Regulations on the Governance of Online Violence Information" indicates a further improvement in the network legal framework [2] - A total of 11,159 websites were interviewed, 4,046 received warnings or fines, and 10,946 illegal websites were shut down, showcasing the enforcement of legal measures against online misconduct [2] Group 2: Challenges and Future Directions - The report acknowledges that some online issues are longstanding and that the development of information technology brings new problems and contradictions, necessitating a persistent and collaborative approach to governance [2] - The emphasis on "governing the internet according to the law" and the need for continuous efforts to combat online crime and purify the online environment are highlighted as essential for the future [2]