Application of Foreign Experience in the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence the Republic of Uzbekistan
Abstract
This study aimed to identify pivotal aspects of the contemporary legal framework governing artificial intelligence (AI), examine international practices, and propose enhancements to legislative and regulatory frameworks. The primary objectives encompassed establishing the theoretical underpinnings of "artificial intelligence" grounded in the scholarly doctrines of national and international scholars, reviewing national and international laws regulating AI, conducting a comparative legal analysis of prevailing international statutes and the experiences of diverse foreign nations, pinpointing legal challenges associated with AI deployment, and delineating legislative gaps. Additionally, the research undertook a legal analysis of potential ramifications stemming from AI development and current regulatory issues in Uzbekistan. Practical recommendations were formulated based on these findings to shape and refine the legislative landscape of the Republic of Uzbekistan concerning AI.