Andrey Yu. Mordovtsev

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Andrey Yu. Mordovtsev is a pioneering legal scholar at the intersection of law, robotics, and artificial intelligence. His research focuses on the doctrinal-legal and ethical challenges posed by autonomous robotic technologies, particularly in the context of unmanned underwater vehicles and broader AI systems. Mordovtsev’s major contributions include systematizing the contradictions in national and international legal frameworks as they struggle to keep pace with the integration of AI into social life. His most cited work, "DOCTRINAL-LEGAL AND ETHICAL PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPING AND APPLYING ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGIES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS" (2018, 5 citations), provides a foundational analysis of these regulatory gaps. He further explores the evolving legal personhood of machines in his monograph "THE ROBOTS ASSERT THEIR RIGHTS" (2020, 2 citations), which emerged from the I Far Eastern International Forum he organized. Though his citation counts are modest, Mordovtsev’s work is notable for its forward-looking engagement with the moral and legal status of autonomous systems, making him a key voice in the emerging field of robolaw.

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   DOCTRINAL-LEGAL AND ETHICAL PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPING AND APPLYING ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGIES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS (USING AUTONOMOUS UNMANNED UNDERWATER VEHICLES)

   5 citations · 2018
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   THE ROBOTS ASSERT THEIR RIGHTS

   2 citations · 2020

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