Artificial intelligence becomes increasingly important in public life all-over the world. AI systems, despite their unconditional capabilities, are subject to various vulnerabilities that may compromise the security of their use. In addition to the ethics of AI, these vulnerabilities can be divided into two main types: accidental failures and deliberate attacks. Understanding these potential vulnerabilities is fundamental to develop reliable and sustainable countermeasures, especially in the legal field. The review analyzes the security and cybersecurity of the use of AI in its various aspects, legal principles and approaches responding to contemporary AI challenges, and examines international acts and examples of national legislation regulating the use of AI in various areas of social life and relationships.
artificial intelligence; legal regulation; artificial intelligence security; cybersecurity.