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The article is devoted to a number of issues of legal protection and protection of personal data processed using artificial intelligence technologies in the Russian Federation through the prism of analysis of legal acts and legislative initiatives in the field of protection and protection of personal data and artificial intelligence; the problems of improving legislation; the experience of the European Union in regulating personal data processed using artificial intelligence. The following problems were raised: the adoption of requirements for the depersonalization of personal data for the purposes of processing by artificial intelligence; the need for separate consent to the processing of personal data processed using artificial intelligence; the need for a separate, special, comprehensive act regulating artificial intelligence technologies.
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