Ya.V. Gaivoronskaya
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Yana V. Gaivoronskaya is a legal scholar whose work probes the frontier where law, ethics, and emerging technologies intersect. Her primary research areas include the legal regulation of artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous systems, with a particular focus on the doctrinal challenges posed by technologies like Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs). Her most-cited paper, "Legal and ethical problems of robotic technologies and artificial intelligence formation and application (using as an example Autonomous Underwater Vehicles – AUV) in modern doctrinal science" (2018), critically examines the gaps in existing legal frameworks when applied to autonomous decision-making in sensitive environments. This work has garnered attention for its pioneering analysis of liability, ethical accountability, and the need for adaptive legal doctrines in the face of rapid technological change. Gaivoronskaya’s scholarship is notable for bridging technical understanding with rigorous legal theory, offering foundational insights for policymakers and researchers navigating the complex governance of AI and robotics. Her contributions continue to shape discussions on how legal systems can evolve to address the unique challenges of autonomous technologies, making her a key voice in this emerging field.
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