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“Artificial Intelligence”: Problems of Civil Law Qualification
Based on the civil law research methodology, the paper provides an insight into theconcept of “artificial intelligence”, its legal nature and peculiarities of transactions.The subject of research is the underlying doctrine, legal provisions on “artificialintelligence” and their enforcement practices
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