E. Voronova
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E. Voronova is a pioneering legal scholar at the intersection of law, psychology, and emerging technologies. Her research focuses on the critical challenges of regulating robotics and artificial intelligence, particularly through the lens of psychological and human behavioral factors. In her most cited work, "Problems of Legal Regulation of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence from the Psychological Perspective" (2020, 16 citations), Voronova exposes the profound unpreparedness of modern legal frameworks to conceptualize and govern AI and robotics. She argues that current legal science and practice lack the necessary psychological insights to address the unique ethical and regulatory dilemmas posed by autonomous systems. This contribution is notable for bridging a gap between technical innovation and legal theory, highlighting how human cognition and societal perceptions must inform future legislation. Voronova’s work is essential for students and researchers exploring the socio-legal dimensions of AI, offering a foundational critique that challenges policymakers to rethink regulation beyond traditional paradigms. Her scholarship signals a growing need for interdisciplinary approaches in the law of emerging technologies.
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