Ivan P. Zhygalkin

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Ivan P. Zhygalkin is a pioneering legal scholar whose work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, labor law, and the future of work. His research focuses on the profound legal and regulatory challenges posed by automation and robotization, particularly as they reshape traditional employer-employee relationships. In his most cited work, "Problems of legal regulation of artificial intelligence in labor law of developed countries" (2022, 6 citations), Zhygalkin provides a critical analysis of how international legal frameworks and the legislation of developed nations are grappling with the emergence of AI-driven entities as new subjects of legal regulation. He argues that the robotization process demands innovative legal solutions across economic and social domains, pushing the boundaries of conventional labor law. Zhygalkin’s contributions are especially notable for their forward-looking perspective, identifying gaps in current legal systems and proposing pathways for adaptation. His work is essential reading for scholars and policymakers seeking to understand how law must evolve to govern an increasingly automated workforce, ensuring that rights and responsibilities are clearly defined in the age of intelligent machines.