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THE CONCEPT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS CIVIL-LAW SIGNIFICANCE
The thesis explains in plain language the concept of artificial intelligence (AI), its key features and its legal nature. It analyses the role of AI in civil-law relations, in particular in contracts, intellectual property, personal data and liability for harm. Based on the legislation adopted in Uz
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