It is determined that Ukraine does not have a specialized legal framework for regulating such processes, while the EU is developing relevant standards which guarantee the transparency of algorithms, the protection of employees’ rights, and the ethical use of digital technologies.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming employment relationships through automation, algorithmic management, automated decision-making, and workplace surveillance. While these technologies offer opportunities for productivity gains and organizational efficiency, they also generate significant challenges fo...
This article analyzes the level of strategic competitiveness of the European Union and the United States in the development of artificial intelligence based on three key factors determining the development of this technology: the availability of human capital, the regulatory environment, and access to data. The analysi...
Robert Lizak· Kortowski Przegląd Prawniczy· 0 citations
The purpose of the study was to provide a comprehensive theoretical analysis of international practice in implementing neural-network technologies in law-making. The research process combined comparative-legal, formal-legal, structural-functional, and systems methods to compare regulatory frameworks, institutional cons...
Serhii Domashenko· Development Management· 0 citations
The current level of development of the information community and the deep-rooted and recognized presence of digitalization in the labour sphere have significantly worsened employees' legal situation regarding personal data protection. The legislator does not always keep up with the changes in social and economic relat...
X. Kassymova, M. T. Satybaldiyeva, S. Golovina· BULLETIN of L.N. Gumilyov Eu...· 0 citations
The intersection between AI and antitrust law is explored, analysing whether AI can be used to facilitate anti-competitive practices and to what extent algorithm-driven pricing mechanisms act autonomously and to what degree they may be intentionally influenced or optimized to benefit corporate interests.
Artificial intelligence in public administration, education and other sensitive areas raises essential questions about fairness, transparency and the protection of fundamental rights. The article addresses a central question: how can AI be regulated in a way that respects human dignity and protects fundamental rights?...
Adriana-Iuliana Stancu· Athens Journal of Law· 0 citations
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