Gulnara F. Ruchkina
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About
Gulnara F. Ruchkina is a legal scholar whose research sits at the cutting edge of technology law, with a particular focus on the regulation of artificial intelligence and robotics within the Russian legal framework. Her work addresses one of the most pressing jurisprudential challenges of the modern era: how existing and emerging legal systems can effectively govern intelligent machines and robotic entities. In her widely noted 2020 publication on the legal regulation theory of artificial intelligence and robotics in the Russian Federation, which has garnered 7 citations, Ruchkina examines foundational questions about the legal status of AI systems and robotic objects. A companion piece from the same year, with 4 citations, outlines key findings on establishing legal conditions for AI deployment, surveying both foreign and domestic scholarly contributions and analyzing legislative approaches to defining the concept of "artificial intelligence." Through comparative analysis and theoretical inquiry, Ruchkina contributes meaningfully to shaping how Russian law might adapt to rapidly evolving technological realities. Her scholarship serves as a valuable resource for legal researchers, policymakers, and technologists seeking to understand the regulatory landscape surrounding AI and robotics in post-Soviet legal contexts.
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