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Evgeniya Kupryashkina is a pioneering legal scholar at the forefront of digital transformation and the regulation of autonomous technologies. Her research centers on the doctrinal and ethical foundations for integrating robotic systems into society, with a particular focus on the legal status of artificial intelligence and the moral implications of machine autonomy. Her most notable contribution is the monograph *"The Robots Assert Their Rights"* (2020), which emerged from the First Far Eastern International Forum she organized—a landmark event that brought together experts to debate the legal and ethical standards for autonomous robotic devices. This work, cited in foundational discussions on AI rights, has positioned her as a key voice in the emerging field of robolaw. Kupryashkina’s scholarship bridges the gap between technological innovation and legal frameworks, challenging traditional notions of rights and personhood. Her efforts are shaping policy conversations on how to govern intelligent machines responsibly, making her work essential reading for researchers and students exploring the intersection of law, ethics, and digital transformation.