Nelli Rashidovna Narimanova

Belgorod University of Cooperation, Economics and Law

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Dr. Nelli Rashidovna Narimanova is a pioneering legal scholar at the intersection of emerging technologies and criminal law. Her research focuses on the critical challenges posed by robotics and artificial intelligence to traditional legal frameworks, particularly in the realm of criminal responsibility and liability. In her most cited work, "Robotics, artificial intelligence and criminal law: An overview of contemporary studies" (2023), she systematically examines the pressing need to reform criminal law to accommodate autonomous systems. Dr. Narimanova raises fundamental questions about the legal status of robots—whether they can be subjects or merely objects of law—and explores the complex issue of assigning criminal responsibility for AI-driven actions. Her scholarship argues persuasively that the legal system must strike a delicate balance between fostering technological innovation and ensuring accountability. While her work is still gaining traction, with 4 citations to date, it represents a timely and essential contribution to an increasingly urgent debate. Dr. Narimanova's research is particularly valuable for students and scholars navigating the uncharted waters where criminal law meets artificial intelligence, offering a rigorous foundation for future policy and legislative development.