I. A. Begishev

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I. A. Begishev is a pioneering legal scholar at the forefront of criminal law and robotics, whose work addresses the urgent need to regulate emerging technologies. His key research areas span criminal-legal protection of robotics, cybercrime, and the legal implications of artificial intelligence. Begishev’s major contribution lies in conceptualizing the notion and content of criminal-legal protection for robotic systems, arguing that as robotic devices become more prevalent in criminal activities, the potential for socially dangerous infringements and harm grows exponentially. His most-cited paper, “Criminal-Legal Protection of Robotics: Notion and Content” (2022), with 9 citations, establishes a foundational framework for understanding how legal systems must adapt to the unique challenges posed by autonomous and semi-autonomous machines. Begishev’s work is notable for its forward-looking approach, emphasizing the necessity of objectively formulated and relevant legal norms to preemptively address the increasing inflicting potential of technology-driven crimes. His research is essential reading for scholars and practitioners grappling with the intersection of law, robotics, and public safety, positioning him as a key voice in the evolving discourse on digital justice and regulatory innovation.