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On the afternoon of June 19, at the Government Headquarters, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau chaired a meeting to develop a draft project Building a large legal database and the project Application of artificial intelligence in the construction and organization of law enforcement. Download Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau chaired a meeting to develop a draft project Building a large database on law and Project Application of artificial intelligence in the construction and organization of law enforcement - Photo: VGP/Thu Sa According to a report from the Ministry of Justice, the project Building a large database on law aims at the overall goal of building a large legal database to become a standardized national legal data infrastructure. interconnected and unified, applying modern technology, serving the application of artificial intelligence, innovating the construction and organization of law enforcement, to build a smart legal governance platform. At the same time, promote a culture of compliance with the law, making the law a competitive advantage in the new era. The project identifies 7 groups of tasks and key solutions for implementation, specifically: (1) Building and completing the legal framework on legal data; (2) Developing infrastructure, technology platform, administration and operation of a large legal database; (3) Digitize, create, integrate and standardize data for large legal databases; (4) Develop human resources with capacity, knowledge and skills in digital transformation, management and exploitation of legal data; (5) Mining legal data; (6) Deploy solutions to ensure network security and data security for large legal databases according to legal regulations; (7) Strengthen international cooperation to share, learn from experience and receive advanced models and solutions for building and developing a large legal database. For Application of artificial intelligence in the construction and organization of law enforcement, the Project targets specific target groups: (1) Developing AI applications to support the work of developing legal documents; (2) Improve the quality of document creation thanks to the application of AI right at the stage of developing and appraising legal documents; strive for the rate of detecting conflicts and overlaps to reach over 90% on the test data set and at least 80% when applied in practice; (3) Deploy AI applications to support policy impact assessment, evaluate the effectiveness of promulgating and organizing law enforcement through data analysis; (4) Promote the application of AI to support reform and control of administrative procedures; (5) Developing AI applications for research, legal translation, dissemination, legal education, legal aid and legal support for businesses; (6) Promote the development of digital legal services and legal AI application ecosystems in the form of platforms, supporting technology businesses, organizations and individuals to exploit legal data... Download Deputy Minister of Justice Nguyen Thanh Tinhs report - Photo: VGP/Thu Sa At the meeting, comments from representatives of leaders of the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry of Finance, and the Government Office all basically supported the completion of the project for early approval. Emphasizing that this will be a very effective support tool for the work of building and organizing law enforcement, the Deputy Prime Minister proposed to focus on a number of contents to continue improving. Regarding the scope of regulation, although in reality, the two projects have a close relationship and support each other, because artificial intelligence cannot operate effectively without data, but to be more clear, the Deputy Prime Minister agreed to continue completing the two projects in a separate direction. The Ministry of Justice reviewed, clarify the regulatory scope of each project. The project Building a large legal database is the data platform and the project Application of artificial intelligence in the construction and organization of law enforcement is the layer of exploitation, analysis and professional support on that data platform. The two projects must use the same infrastructure, data standards, interfaces, security, identification, decentralization and monitoring mechanisms; absolutely no duplication should occur, the Deputy Prime Minister noted. Download The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the orientation of building a national legal AI product, integrating many professional modules - Photo: VGP/Thu SaAt the same time, the Ministry of Justice coordinated with the Government Office to carefully study the authority to approve the two projects. Affirming that the two projects have a wide scope of impact, involve many fields, and many unprecedented policies, the Deputy Prime Minister requested careful consideration by the competent authority for consideration and decision. If the project has breakthrough content, new testing mechanisms or exemptions, it needs to be evaluated very carefully. Regarding implementation resources, the Ministry of Justice must fully review resources and group specific tasks in terms of institutions, budget, human resources, infrastructure and work content. Along with that, clarify the plan for using capital: public investment or regular expenditure. The Ministry of Finance needs to coordinate, give opinions and guide the Ministry of Justice on contents related to budget resources. Particularly with the Project Building a large legal database, the Deputy Prime Minister agreed on the general direction that data must be accurate, sufficient, clean, and quantitative.ng then AI can operate effectively and intelligently. At the same time, there needs to be a focus, key point, ensuring protection mechanisms and the ability to connect with other databases; Ensuring security, system safety and data sovereignty right from the design stage, especially for data within the scope of state
