Legal and Deontological Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Robotic Technologies: Current Conditions and Perspectives

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AbstractThe research is devoted to the legal and deontoloigical challenges the society faces in the time of global recognition of artificial intelligence technologies. The authors suggest that adapting current statutory and legal models to, and “adjustment” of legal and technical tools for entirely different relations is poorly effective. The shift from the instrumentalization of the law and “resemblance” mechanism require the formation of the relevant legal policy, development of a special concept of the front-running legal development of society and legal modelling of fundamentally new relations. The main difficulty of the legal and demonological regulation of the process of development and implementation of artificial intelligence systems and robotized technologies is due to the antonymic nature of the latter, since they act as the product and the object of human life activity.The main conclusion of the paper is that legal community will anyway come to discussing and developing a doctrine, which will take into account the digital transformation of law and statutory and legal regulation. The framework legal documents also need to be prepared, which contain the methodology and standardization of the processes of development and implementation of AI and RT, since the situational response to emerging digitalization requests will substantially reduce the social law and application of the law. Only after the development and adoption of the latter it is possible to execute a comprehensive plan of legislative changes and develop require legal units, institutions and sub-branches of the law, followed by codification of particular law branches.KeywordsRobotic technologiesLegal frameworkArtificial intelligenceLegislative changesGlobalizationJEL CodeO33K24