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On the Issue of Regulation and Content of the System of Legal Principles of Human Interaction with Artificial Intelligence, Robots and Objects of Robotics

К ВОПРОСУ О РЕГЛАМЕНТАЦИИ И СОДЕРЖАНИИ СИСТЕМЫ ПРАВОВЫХ ПРИНЦИПОВ ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЯ ЧЕЛОВЕКА С ИСКУССТВЕННЫМ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТОМ, РОБОТАМИ И ОБЪЕКТАМИ РОБОТОТЕХНИКИ

Position paper State lawEastern Europe · RUin force

This academic article analyzes the legal and ethical principles governing human interaction with artificial intelligence, robots, and robotics in Russia and foreign jurisdictions. It reviews current Russian experimental legal frameworks on AI and argues that legislation must incorporate foundational principles such as humanism, the prohibition of discrimination, and the presumption of human innocence. Ultimately, the paper proposes a comprehensive set of legal principles to guide future legislative development for advanced AI and robotics.

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Who issued it

Financial University under the Government of the Russian FederationAcademic · RU
Publisher
Legal forceAspirational
Under whose authorityState law
Judged fromfull text

Who it governs

Researchers and academicsNational governmentLegislatorsRegulators

Researchers, legal scholars, and policymakers interested in the theoretical and practical foundations of artificial intelligence regulation.

Sectors
Cross-sectorJustice

What the document contains

What's covered

The document examines the shortcomings of existing Russian legislation regarding AI experimentation and outlines a comprehensive set of legal and ethical principles required for regulating human interaction with artificial intelligence, neural networks, and robotics.

What's missing

The text does not provide enforceable statutory rules or binding regulations, serving instead as a scholarly evaluation and proposal for future legislative reforms.

Key takeaways
  • Current Russian experimental legislation on AI lacks sufficient provisions addressing legal and ethical principles of human-AI interaction.
  • The fundamental principle of legal regulation in this field must remain the principle of humanism, centering around the supreme value of human rights.
  • Proposed principles include the prohibition of discrimination, the presumption of human innocence, and the protection of human dignity and confidentiality.
  • The principle of disclosure of information is essential for ensuring transparency and building trust in AI systems.
  • Legal frameworks must establish the autonomy of human will and the requirement for informed consent regarding AI applications.
Principles it states
Principle of humanismPrinciple of justiceProhibition of discrimination in the use of AI, robots, and objects of roboticsPresumption of human innocencePrinciple of impermissibility of causing harm to humansPrinciple of respect for human dignityPrinciple of confidentialityPrinciple of disclosure of information on the development, production, and use of robots and AIPrinciple of autonomy of will when using AI-equipped systemsPrinciple of informed consent to the use of AI-equipped systems
Outline
· Introduction to the legal problems of regulating human interaction with strong AI and robots
· Analysis of Russian experimental legal regimes on AI (Federal Law No. 123-FZ and Federal Law No. 258-FZ)
· Proposed legal and ethical principles of interaction with AI and robotics
· Conclusion and outlook on future legal policy for super-strong AI
Issued2020
Length3,877 words · 12 pages
FormatNot recorded
Scopenational

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Topics

Physical AI Governancecontext
artificial_intelligence robotics legal_principles human_rights digital_legislation