Olga I. Miroshnichenko
Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok State University
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3
Total Citations
9
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About
Olga I. Miroshnichenko is a legal scholar whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of law, ethics, and emerging technologies, with a particular focus on the governance of artificial intelligence and robotics. Her work addresses one of the most pressing challenges facing modern legal systems: how existing frameworks can be adapted or reimagined to regulate increasingly autonomous technologies. Miroshnichenko has made notable contributions to the theoretical debate surrounding AI's "legal personality," interrogating the conceptual foundations that must be resolved before coherent regulatory models can be constructed. Her 2018 examination of autonomous underwater vehicles demonstrated an early and prescient interest in domain-specific applications of AI law, grounding abstract legal questions in concrete technological contexts. Across her cited publications, she engages seriously with both deontological and doctrinal dimensions of AI regulation, reflecting a commitment to ethical as well as legal rigor. While her citation counts remain modest — each of her key papers having attracted three citations — her scholarship contributes meaningfully to an emerging field where foundational theoretical work is urgently needed, offering frameworks that students and policymakers alike will find valuable as AI governance debates intensify globally.
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