A. A. Aryamov

Kutafin Moscow State Law University, Russian State University of Justice

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A. A. Aryamov is a pioneering legal scholar at the intersection of emerging technology and criminal law, whose work critically examines the dark side of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. His primary research areas focus on the criminal law risks posed by robotization, artificial intelligence, and digitalization, particularly as they threaten public security and economic stability. In his most cited work, "Robotization and Artificial Intelligence: Criminal Law Risks in the Field of Public Security" (2020, 9 citations), Aryamov confronts the unprecedented challenge that large-scale AI integration presents to traditional jurisprudence, arguing that the legal sphere can no longer remain aloof from these technological shifts. He further explores the economic dimension in "Digitalization: Criminal Law Risks in the Economy" (2019, 4 citations), where he compellingly demonstrates how each industrial revolution not only unlocks societal progress but also arms criminals with novel tools and methods for committing offenses. Through his focused analysis of automation, 3D printing, and new materials, Aryamov provides a crucial framework for understanding and mitigating the legal vulnerabilities of our increasingly digital world, marking him as a vital voice in the ongoing dialogue between law and technology.