Yu. V. Gracheva

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Yu. V. Gracheva is a pioneering legal scholar at the forefront of criminal law’s response to technological disruption. Her research centers on the criminal law risks posed by digitalization, robotization, and artificial intelligence, particularly as they threaten public security and economic stability. In her most-cited work, “Robotization and Artificial Intelligence: Criminal Law Risks in the Field of Public Security” (2020, 9 citations), she argues that jurisprudence cannot remain aloof from the challenges of AI integration, mapping emerging threats to legal frameworks. Her earlier paper, “Digitalization: Criminal Law Risks in the Economy” (2019, 4 citations), examines how each industrial revolution equips criminals with novel tools—from automation and 3D printing to advanced materials—demanding proactive legal adaptation. Gracheva’s contributions are notable for their foresight: she identifies specific gaps in existing criminal law and proposes doctrinal reforms to address AI-driven offenses before they become widespread. While her citation counts reflect an emerging field, her work is foundational for scholars and policymakers navigating the intersection of technology and justice. Gracheva’s research is essential reading for anyone interested in how law must evolve to govern a robotized, digitized world.