Daria Zaika
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Daria Zaika is a legal scholar whose work focuses on the intersection of emerging technologies and labor law, particularly the legal regulation of artificial intelligence. Her most-cited paper, "Problems of legal regulation of artificial intelligence in labor law of developed countries" (2022), examines how robotization creates new legal subjects and challenges traditional frameworks in employment. By analyzing international legal acts and the legislation of developed nations, Zaika identifies critical gaps in how AI-driven automation reshapes worker protections, employer obligations, and social rights. Her research contributes to the growing discourse on adapting labor law to the Fourth Industrial Revolution, offering insights into balancing technological progress with human-centered legal safeguards. With 6 citations, this work has influenced discussions among legal scholars and policymakers. Zaika’s scholarship is notable for its forward-looking approach, addressing the urgent need for regulatory innovation in an era of rapid digital transformation. Her contributions are particularly valuable for researchers and students exploring the legal dimensions of AI, labor rights, and the future of work.
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