According to People's Daily Overseas Edition, Yang Chengyu, an associate researcher at the European Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said that the EU has always hoped to play the role of a global "normative force". After formulating the EU's internal rules, it promoted its own rules as global standards through multilateral channels. The formation of the "Brussels effect". In the field of AI regulation, the EU also hopes to continue this approach, take the lead in consolidating the AI regulatory system within the EU, and through cooperation with partner countries, promote EU rules to the world and seek dominance in the field of AI regulation. Yang Chengyu said, "The field of AI regulation has not yet formed a common international standard, and the EU is good at agenda setting and standard setting, which will help it seize the commanding heights of international rules."