SUPRANATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEGAL REGULATION OF ROBOTICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
Socio-economic changes taking place in the modern world inevitably have a significant impact on the law. The problem of regulating relations involving “smart” robots and information systems based on artificial intelligence has attracted particular attention of legal scholars in recent years. Supranational and national legislation in this area is just beginning to take shape, and there is no single international act defining the basic principles of such regulation. This article discusses General approaches to the regulation of such relations in the private law sphere on the example of Russian and EU legislation.