A.Yu. Mamyche
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A.Yu. Mamychev is a legal scholar whose research focuses on the intersection of law, ethics, and emerging technologies, particularly in the context of autonomous systems. His most cited work, "Legal and ethical problems of robotic technologies and artificial intelligence formation and application (using as an example Autonomous Underwater Vehicles – AUV) in modern doctrinal science" (2018, 3 citations), examines the doctrinal challenges posed by AI and robotics, using Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) as a case study. Mamychev’s contributions lie in identifying critical legal gaps and ethical dilemmas that arise as AI and robotic technologies evolve, emphasizing the need for updated regulatory frameworks. His work highlights the tension between technological innovation and existing legal doctrines, advocating for proactive legal scholarship to address issues of liability, autonomy, and human oversight. While his citation count is modest, Mamychev’s research is notable for its forward-looking perspective, bridging technical development with legal theory. His analysis of AUVs serves as a microcosm for broader debates on AI governance, making his work relevant to scholars in law, technology ethics, and policy. Mamychev’s insights are particularly valuable for students and researchers exploring the legal implications of autonomous systems in maritime and other domains.
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