Recently, the 34th "Thirty People Forum on Economic Law" and the 6th Innovation and Regulation Forum, sponsored by the Economic Law Research Association of the China Law Society and organized by the Institute of Innovative Development Law of Shenzhen University, the Institute of Economic Law of Nanjing University and the Innovation and Regulation Research Center of the School of Law of Shanghai Jiaotong University, were held in Shenzhen. More than 40 experts and scholars from Peking University, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Nanjing University, Zhejiang University, Jinan University, Southwest University of Political Science and Law, Southwest University of Finance and Economics and other universities, government departments, digital enterprises and well-known law firms held in-depth discussions on the theme of "innovation and regulation of the digital market".

The opening ceremony of the conference was presided over by Professor Ye Weiping, Dean of the Institute of Innovation, Development and Rule of Law of Shenzhen University, and delivered speeches by Wang Xiaoye, Distinguished Professor of Shenzhen University, Wang Xianlin, Distinguished Professor of Shanghai Jiaotong University, and Zhang Shouwen Boya, Distinguished Professor of Peking University. In his speech, Professor Wang Xiaoye said that the "Thirty People Forum on Economic Law" and the Forum on Innovation and Regulation are distinctive platforms for economic law research in China, which are of great benefit to the development of academic research and the improvement of education and teaching. Professor Wang Xianlin said that the "Thirty People Forum on Economic Law" has become a well-known academic forum of law. The Innovation and Regulation Lecture Hall reflects the characteristics of "small-scale, thematic, seminar style" and low-key and pragmatic meetings. The advantages of the two are complementary and complement each other. Professor Zhang Shouwen believes that the development of "multiple regulation of digital economy innovation" needs to solve relevant system and mechanism problems from the perspective of holism and system regulation, pay attention to economic law regulation and comprehensive legal regulation of digital economy innovation, and handle the relationship between innovation and regulation.

When talking about the regulation of the digital market, Professor Wang Xiaoye believes that the EU's Digital Market Law reflects the EU's industrial policy and regulatory characteristics. While learning from the Digital Market Law, Chinese legislation should also consider its own national conditions. Regulation and antitrust are not completely different mechanisms, and there is no need for "dual governance", The traditional concept and economic analysis of anti-monopoly are still very important, and the standardization and development of digital economy and advanced technology should go hand in hand. Professor Li Yougen of the Law School of Nanjing University raised a series of questions about the legitimacy of platform regulation theories, such as the new public utility theory and the common carrier theory. Platform regulation should not only stay in the necessity demonstration, but must pay high attention to legitimacy, so as to ensure the legitimacy and feasibility of the system, and provide a legitimate basis for anti-monopoly regulation in the digital economy era. Professor Wang Xianlin of Shanghai Jiaotong University pointed out on the issue of "the positioning and measures of digital platform antitrust under normal supervision" that since 2022, China has emphasized the normal supervision of digital platforms. Under this supervision situation, the basic positioning of China's digital platform antitrust should be prudent supervision, precise law enforcement, and should adhere to the principle of promoting development and regulatory norms, Accurately grasp the rationality and limits of anti-monopoly on digital platforms, and constantly improve the accuracy and specialization of anti-monopoly law enforcement. Dr. Wang Qinglan, the person in charge of the compliance department of Shenzhen Data Exchange, introduced in detail the "exploration and practice of dynamic compliance of data transactions" of Shenzhen Data Exchange, hoping to break through the biggest barrier to entry of data transactions through a series of reforms such as the country's first dynamic compliance system. Jia Xibei, chairman and CEO of Shenzhen Huaao Data Technology Co., Ltd., pointed out that in the current era of big data, the "ABCD -- algorithms, scenarios, computing power, and materials" of generative AI is the key law for the development of digital enterprises, and the Matthew effect of winner take all in the digital market is becoming increasingly obvious AI abuse and other issues appeal to the regulatory authorities to pay more attention to the duality of data and algorithms, follow the international trend, and strengthen the supervision of accounting and accounting.

The participating experts also conducted in-depth discussions on the underlying logic of data element innovation, the publicity theory of platform regulation, and the typology of platform monopoly behavior, and put forward opinions and suggestions on how to effectively respond to the legal regulation challenges brought by digital economy innovation, and reasonably allocate rights and obligations in the digital economy. (Reporter Zhou Guohe, Correspondent Zheng Sunzhang)