In the era of digital transformation sweeping across industries, how can procuratorial organs leverage technology to achieve a qualitative leap in oversight efficiency? The procuratorates of Yueyang, Hunan Province, have answered this question through an in-depth "digital revolution."

In recent years, Yueyang’s procuratorial authorities have implemented a distinctive "Yueyang Model" for digital procuratorial work, focusing on four key steps: conceptual breakthroughs, infrastructure development, deep application, and intelligent integration. This approach has transformed legal oversight from "passive case handling" to "active detection" and from "individual case resolution" to "systemic governance," setting a practical benchmark for modern procuratorial work in the new era.

**Leading with Vision** "Digital procuratorate is not an option but a necessity," emphasized Li Shengxi, Party Secretary and Chief Procurator of the Yueyang People’s Procuratorate. In early 2023, digital procuratorial work was designated as a "top-priority project," guided by a 12-word principle: "strengthen foundations, build platforms, embrace innovation, and prioritize application." A collaborative framework was established, involving leadership coordination, departmental leadership, and full staff participation.

To foster a digital mindset, Yueyang’s procuratorates conducted 28 thematic lectures, 15 seminars, and 8 field studies. Externally, teams visited 10 advanced regions, including Shanghai and Zhejiang, to learn best practices. Internally, partnerships with universities led to the creation of innovation and AI practice bases, combining expertise with technological support.

**Building Foundations** Adopting a pragmatic and phased approach, Yueyang prioritized infrastructure, establishing a digital procuratorial innovation center equipped with advanced data analysis tools and a professional tech team. The "Procuratorial 2.0" data platform consolidated 9.52 million internal records, while the blockchain-based "Yuejian Chain" ensured data authenticity and immutability. This formed the backbone of a "1 center + 2 platforms + N applications" digital ecosystem.

**Practical Applications** Addressing real-world challenges, Yueyang developed actionable oversight models. For instance, after analyzing 15,000 accident reports, the Yunxi District Procuratorate identified systemic risks in chemical plant safety, prompting 61 inspections and 92 rectifications. Similarly, a "blockchain + satellite remote sensing" model detected 669 farmland violations, leading to 55 cases and the restoration of over 1,500 acres.

**AI-Driven Future** In Pingjiang County, an AI-assisted review system slashed evidence processing time from hours to minutes, handling 569 cases. Xiangyin County’s "AI assistant" reduced documentation errors by 12.5%, flagging 8,573 issues.

To ensure readiness, Yueyang conducted 13 training sessions on AI, with a joint-developed system cutting case processing time by 40% in pilot districts. Li Shengxi announced plans to expand AI support citywide, enhancing legal research and smart case management.