Abstract
Artificial intelligence is currently widely used by participants in both the Russian market and the global economy. The potential for its further application is significant. At the same time, the widespread use of artificial intelligence in various sectors of the economy, especially in the financial sector, creates not only opportunities, but also carries certain risks, threats and challenges. It seems necessary, on the one hand, to create regulatory conditions for the development of AI technology, and on the other hand, to identify areas for improving the legal regulation of artificial intelligence, allowing for a reasonable balance of interests of consumers, business, and the state and eliminate existing legal uncertainty.
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