Maria Omelyanenko
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Maria Omelyanenko is a pioneering legal scholar at the forefront of digital transformation and the law of emerging technologies. Her research focuses on the doctrinal and legal foundations for autonomous robotic systems, artificial intelligence governance, and the moral-ethical standards necessary for integrating intelligent machines into society. Omelyanenko’s most notable contribution is her seminal monograph, *The Robots Assert Their Rights* (2020), which synthesizes the outcomes of the First Far Eastern International Forum she organized—a landmark event that brought together jurists, technologists, and ethicists to debate the legal personhood of autonomous devices. While her citation count of 2 reflects the niche, nascent nature of this field, her work is foundational for scholars exploring the intersection of civil law, robotics, and digital ethics. Omelyanenko’s achievement lies in framing the urgent question: as robots become more autonomous, what rights—and responsibilities—should they hold? Her interdisciplinary approach and proactive convening of global experts mark her as a key architect of the legal frameworks that will shape our shared future with intelligent machines.
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- 1THE ROBOTS ASSERT THEIR RIGHTS2 citations · 2020