Measures to prevent crimes committed using artificial intelligence

B. R. Assilbekov, Daulet Rysbekovich Kozhambekov, I. B. Jurayev, Г. Т. Байркенова

2026

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DOI 10.46914/2959-4197-2026-1-3-139-150
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Abstract

Nowadays, artificial intelligence has penetrated all public spheres of the state, especially the state administrationsystem, financial and economic, agricultural, educational, and healthcare sectors, and is showing its effectiveness. Atthe same time, the use of artificial intelligence for criminal purposes poses a threat to society and leads to violations.The purpose of the scientific article is to conduct scientifically based research to prevent crimes committed withthe help of artificial intelligence, to comprehensively study measures to prevent crimes committed with the help ofartificial intelligence from the point of view of legal science. It is intended to identify the priority areas of crimescommitted with the help of artificial intelligence and improve measures to prevent crimes committed with the help ofartificial intelligence. In order to prevent crimes committed with the help of artificial intelligence, proposals are madeto the criminal law legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The prevention of crimes committed using artificialintelligence involves improving legislation, determining legal liability, and training specialists in the field of digitallaw. The criminal and legal nature of crimes committed using artificial intelligence, Deepfake (fake video/audio),cybercrimes, cyberattacks, and other illegal activities is determined and analyzed.