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I. V. Kupryashkin is a pioneering legal scholar whose work sits at the critical intersection of law, ethics, and emerging autonomous technologies. Their primary research areas include the doctrinal and legal foundations of robotics, the moral and ethical standards governing autonomous systems, and the broader implications of digital transformation on legal frameworks. Kupryashkin’s most notable contribution is the organization and synthesis of the First Far Eastern International Forum, “Robots Claim Their Rights,” which culminated in a landmark 2020 monograph of the same name. This work, which has garnered 2 citations, represents a foundational attempt to grapple with the pressing question of whether and how autonomous robotic technologies should be granted legal personhood or rights. By convening international experts to debate these doctrinal and ethical challenges, Kupryashkin has positioned themselves as a key voice in the nascent field of robo-law, helping to shape the conversation around the legal status of AI and the moral responsibilities of their creators. Their work is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of law in an age of intelligent machines.