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This study examines the obstacles and consequences of incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into digital security in the rapidly evolving digital economy. It emphasizes the importance of safeguarding data in today's digital era, particularly when it comes to international data transfers, and stresses the necessity for effective policies that promote secure and organized data exchange. The study gives analysis through several aspects. For example, it gives analysis of the technical assessment of how block chain technology addresses data security challenges, the impacts of AI on data security, and how data protection standards affect the European digital economy. And the study then shows block chain's vital role in decentralized control over data, emphasizing the complexities of regulating data processors within a highly open and decentralized environment. Furthermore, the study analyses international cooperation regarding cross-border data regulation, suggesting that there is a need for globally recognized legal norms. In conclusion, the study is for that block chain technology is as an essential element, ensuring cross-border data security, and offering technological innovation and legal framework. The findings of this study indicate that the emerging digital age has led to a rise in digital security, including the development of moral and legal issues like deep fakes, exposed human reliability on automation, and disruption of security firms like those involved in robotics.
Mayuting Gao (Thu,) studied this question.
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