Yana V. Gaivoronskaya

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Yana V. Gaivoronskaya is a leading legal scholar whose work lies at the intersection of jurisprudence, legal theory, and the emerging challenges posed by artificial intelligence. Her research focuses on the conceptual and logical foundations of legal personality, particularly as they apply to non-human entities. Her most-cited paper, “Logical and conceptual constructions, theoretical and legal versions of the interpretation of the artificial intelligence’s ‘legal personality’” (2021), has garnered 3 citations and addresses a critical gap in legal regulation: the absence of a coherent theoretical framework for defining the status of AI and robotics. Gaivoronskaya argues that current legal models fail because they lack foundational clarity on concepts like “personhood” and “status,” which are essential for effective regulation. Her work is notable for bridging abstract legal philosophy with pressing practical concerns, offering a rigorous analytical lens for policymakers and scholars. By dissecting the logical underpinnings of legal systems, she provides a roadmap for adapting centuries-old legal constructs to the realities of the 21st century, making her a vital voice in the ongoing debate over AI governance and the future of law.