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Against the backdrop of Shangcheng District, Zhejiang Province assisting clothing merchants in expanding overseas using AI tools, this article analyzes the risks of copyright infringement, ownership disputes, and compliance considerations for clothing stores exporting AI-generated design patterns overseas.

With the application of AI agents in cross-border B2B payments, enterprises face new risks related to foreign exchange losses and compliance. Based on the latest industry developments, this article analyzes the legal principle that AI does not possess independent status as a subject of liability, explores the primary liability of enterprises under the "whoever uses it bears responsibility" principle, as well as the fault-based liability of AI service providers and payment institutions in cases of algorithmic defects or failure to fulfill review obligations, and provides recommendations for risk prevention and control at the contractual and internal control levels.

The global expansion of large AI models faces multiple compliance challenges, including the EU GDPR and AI Act, US export controls, and China's security assessment for cross-border data transfer. This article outlines cross-border data transmission pathways, copyright risks associated with training data, and ownership issues regarding generated content, providing phased compliance recommendations for overseas expansion.