The article is a detailed summary of the main ideas and conclusions formulated by the authors in the report presented at the 6th International science-to-practice conference “Greater Eurasia: National and Civilizational Aspects of Development and Cooperation”. The proposed theses seem to be relevant in the context of the problems of the development of the system of legal regulation of the existence of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in Russia and at the international level. It is found out that an integral system of legal regulation of the existence of AI technologies in Russia and in the world is just being formed. The current set of regulatory legal acts related to the existence of AI technologies is not emergent, but so far only summative. There are currently no international acts restricting the development of AI technologies in Russia. At the level of federal legislation, the legal regulation of AI technologies is carried out in an experimental mode – on a limited territory and in a limited time frame. The conclusion is made about the high proportion of strategic planning documents in the bulk of legal acts. It is noted that the state policy in the field of AI has been developed. It objectively exists and is systematically implemented on a long-term basis. A proposal has been formulated to develop a draft federal law “On the Fundamentals of Legal Regulation of the Development of Artificial Intelligence in the Russian Federation”.
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