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DIGITAL DIPLOMACY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: REGULATION ASPECTS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
The article examines the legal aspects of regulating artificial intelligence in the context of digital diplomacy. The author examines the process of transformation of traditional diplomatic institutions under the influence of digitalization and the introduction of artificial intelligence technologie
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