ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND LAW: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
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Abstract
In the modern scientific space, artificial intelligence researches are becoming popular and, as theresult, disputes about the prospects and risks of its wider use are growing. The rapid development ofdigital technologies causes the urgent need of expansion the boundaries in the sphere of legal regulationand emergence new segments in it. Today, the development of digital technologies demonstrates the longterm tendency to reduce the protective abilities of existing legal institutions, which aggravates the conflictbetween the advantages of modern technologies and current legislation. In this regard, it seems relevant to study the concept of artificial intelligence, its appearance as an independent scientific field, as well as thelegal risks of using artificial intelligence and ways to overcome them.The social and practical significance of the study lies in the search for optimal legal regulation, which,in turn, will facilitate the unhindered introduction of the latest technologies, which are the catalyst foreconomic growth and contribute to the development of the digital economy.Keywords: digital technologies, digital law, artificial intelligence, legal risks, digital economy
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