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The paper discusses the legal regulation of artificial intelligence, emphasizing a human-centered approach to ensure consistency with general legal principles and protection of human rights. It highlights the need for legal provision and intervention in the AI sphere, while addressing potential risks of digital dictatorship. The study concludes that further academic and normative efforts are necessary to regulate the AI domain.

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Abstract

The article examines the specific features of legal regulation of the artificial intelligence domain within the framework of the contemporary information society. The study argues for a human-centered approach to the development of legal mechanisms for governing AI, which must remain consistent with general legal principles and the protection of human rights and freedoms. Special attention is paid to the issues of legal provision and legal intervention in the AI sphere, along with the potential risks associated with the emergence of a digital dictatorship. The conclusion emphasizes the necessity of further academic and normative efforts aimed at regulating the AI domain.

Key findings

  • A human-centered approach is essential for developing legal mechanisms for governing AI
  • Legal provision and intervention in the AI sphere are crucial for protecting human rights and freedoms
  • The emergence of a digital dictatorship is a potential risk associated with unregulated AI development

Keywords

NormativeEngineering ethicsIntervention (counseling)Law and economicsLegal researchDomain (mathematical analysis)

Identifiers

DOI
10.69635/mssl.2026.2.1.32
Journal
Metaverse Science, Society and Law
Year
2026