Abstract: The large-scale introduction of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has caused real risks to
social governance. As a production tool possessing humanized reasoning and behavioral ability, it has caused
new problems in the field of intellectual property rights, criminal law, and data application, which have gone
beyond the scope of existing laws. Private technology capital is becoming the real power holder in the digital
space. However, the current AI governance paradigm focuses too much on the regulation of algorithms while
neglecting the overall obligations of the relevant responsible subjects, leading to the failure of legal theories in
catching up with the development of new technologies and weak practical methodological significance in solving
practical problems. In the face of the problems caused by the hike in productivity level, the research on legal
regulations, especially on relevant rules, should take a step forward, construct and improve the new generation
of AI governance paradigm with structured system thinking and a holistic framework,

Key words: generative AI, social governance, cyber violence, digital power