Ethics and law in the regulation of artificial intelligence

Abstract

While improving the quality of life, digital technologies, which are developing rapidly and covering more and more social spheres, also carry potential threats, including to the rights and interests of people, organizations, and the state. The development of methods and forms of communication contributes to the emergence of new ethical problems, but the greatest concern is the development of artificial intelligence technologies, which can replace human intellectual work and ensure autonomous decisionmaking, including without human control. The latter circumstance is a serious reason for discussing the ethics of artificial intelligence and the legal regulation of relations related to the use of such technologies.