A. V. POKROVSKY

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A. V. Pokrovsky is a researcher whose work sits at the compelling intersection of emerging technologies and fundamental human rights frameworks, with a particular focus on the European Union's regulatory landscape. Pokrovsky's most recognized contribution, the 2019 study on artificial intelligence, robotics, and the protection of human rights in the European Union, addresses one of the most pressing legal and ethical challenges of the modern era — how rapidly advancing technologies can be governed in ways that preserve and strengthen core human rights protections. This work engages with the critical question of how institutions, particularly those within the EU, must adapt their legal instruments and oversight mechanisms to account for autonomous systems and intelligent machines that increasingly affect individuals' lives. With 5 citations, the research has begun to attract attention within the academic community exploring technology law and digital rights. Pokrovsky's scholarship contributes to a growing interdisciplinary conversation among legal scholars, ethicists, and policymakers grappling with the societal implications of AI and robotics, making it a valuable reference for students and researchers navigating the fast-evolving field of technology governance and human rights law.