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Abstract The aim of the study is a comprehensive view of the topic of social impacts of the use of artificial intelligence and provides a basis for further discussions and research in this important area. It engages in debates on how to ensure that technological advances in artificial intelligence are compatible with democratic values and social justice. The article emphasizes the need for an interdisciplinary approach to exploring the social impacts of AI and calls for collaboration among technical experts, ethicists, lawyers, and social scientists. It underscores the importance of creating appropriate regulations and ethical guidelines for the use of AI to achieve a society that benefits from technological progress while ensuring justice and protecting the rights of individuals. The authors note that the social and political challenges associated with AI are complex and multifactorial, requiring comprehensive analysis and reflective discussion. The main scientific question of the study is the nature of the relationship between AI and society and what scientific approaches should be chosen in order to uncover this situation as best as possible.
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