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S. Yu. Kashkin is a legal scholar whose research sits at the intersection of emerging technologies, human rights, and comparative regulatory frameworks, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence and robotics law. Working primarily within the context of European Union legal structures and Russian legislative policy, Kashkin has established himself as a thought-provoking voice on the profound challenges that the fourth industrial revolution poses to fundamental human rights and civil liberties. His most influential contributions examine how advances in AI and robotics create new vulnerabilities for individuals and societies, identifying specific domains of human rights at risk from unchecked technological development. These works, published in 2019 and accumulating five citations each, helped frame early scholarly discourse on the need for proactive legal safeguards. Building on this foundation, his 2021 work expanded the conversation to propose concrete modernization strategies for Russian AI regulation, drawing on innovative platform-based legal models that integrate digital technologies into governance frameworks. While Kashkin's citation counts remain modest — reflecting the nascent nature of this specialized field — his interdisciplinary approach bridging technology policy, constitutional rights, and comparative law makes his scholarship valuable for researchers and students navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of AI governance and digital regulation.