he review presents the views of some researchers on the relationship between the regulatory framework, ethical concepts and emerging technologies, gaps and contradictions in AI management legislation, and mechanisms to prevent or mitigate potential harm associated with AI. The analysis of legislation allows the authors to propose effective legal measures of liability for damage caused by artificial intelligence, and compensation for damage, as well as elimination of negative consequences of the functioning of artificial intelligence systems.
artificial intelligence; generative artificial intelligence; legal protection; legal responsibility; justice; law on artificial intelligence; fundamental rights; artificial intelligence management; legal regulation of artificial intelligence technologies.