On the issue of criminal liability for acts committed with the use of artificial intelligence for criminal purposes

2024

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DOI 10.46914/2959-4197-2024-1-1-41-47
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Abstract

This article discusses criminal liability committed with the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for criminal purposes. The paper identifies such problems as a dynamically developing environment with the participation of artificial intelligence, which forms criminological risks, namely, obtaining information in telecommunications networks and information infrastructure facilities, which, as stated in the article, are not protected from any attacks. In the study, we rely on the scientific works of foreign and domestic authors, which were published in different periods of time on the study of artificial intelligence, as well as information disseminated by the media. Thus, based on this problem, the need for the introduction of regulatory regulation in the situation with artificial intelligence and protection from various attacks was considered.