Problems of legislation as exemplified by the concept of artificial intelligence

Abstract

The number of times the phrase “artificial intelligence” is used both in science and in legislation makes it impossible to carelessly and arbitrarily use this category in governing public relations. It is this circumstance that forces us to turn to the terminology and legislation encapsulated in this category. The paper analyzes current approaches to the concept of artificial intelligence in the legal literature. The author shows that any concept in law and beyond is genetically associated with our knowledge of the object and concludes that reasoning about artificial intelligence is impossible in law until it is clearly defined in technical fields of science.