Dremliuga Roman
ABSTRACT
The paper is devoted to analysis of legal issues concerned to development of AI technologies. The main question here: should governments develop rules regulating use of artificial intelligence and a system of licensing like with automobile transport or ban some types of AI? Comprehension of the current and future legal framework is very important. First of all, law is used to govern a society. It implies that examining AI from legal point of view allows to realize what challenges to social security are caused by expansive introduction of autonomous systems. Secondly, for developer of high technology products it is easier to decide what products should not be invested to since they may lead to negative legal consequences.
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- Artificial Intelligence Legal Policy: Limits of Use of Some Kinds of AI
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