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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE LAW: THE CHALLENGES OF ESTABLISHING CRIMINAL LIABILITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE
The article provides a detailed analysis of the essence, definition, and classification of artificial intelligence (AI), which is an extremely relevant topic in the context of rapid technological development.The author emphasizes the lack of a unified opinion not only regarding the definition of the
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