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This article analyzes issues of civil liability for damage arising from the use of artificial intelligence technologies. It examines the challenges associated with identifying the liable party, proving damage and causation, and restoring the violated rights of victims when harm is caused by the operation of artificial intelligence systems. Based on the civil legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, regulatory legal acts governing the field of artificial intelligence, and international experience, the article develops proposals for improving existing legal mechanisms.
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