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Tat'yana Mordovceva is a pioneering legal scholar at the forefront of digital transformation and the jurisprudence of emerging technologies. Her research centers on the doctrinal, legal, and ethical frameworks governing autonomous robotic systems and artificial intelligence. Mordovceva’s most notable contribution is her foundational monograph, *The Robots Assert Their Rights* (2020), which synthesizes the outcomes of the I Far Eastern International Forum she helped organize. This work critically examines the moral and ethical standards necessary for integrating autonomous robotic technologies into society, addressing pressing questions about legal personhood, liability, and the rights of intelligent machines. While her citation count is modest—reflecting the nascent and specialized nature of her field—her influence is significant within policy and academic circles concerned with the legal implications of digitalization. Mordovceva’s scholarship is essential for students and researchers navigating the complex intersection of law, ethics, and robotics, establishing her as a key voice in shaping the regulatory landscape of tomorrow’s autonomous world.