ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
In legal proceedings, where human activity is limited to certain formal rules, it is permissible to use only specialized intellectual systems that can work independently, but under human control. Artificial intelligence should be recognized as a source of increased danger and put the responsibility for the harm caused by its activities on its owners in accordance with article 1079 of the civil code. The state should be held liable for damage caused by the use of artificial intelligence in legal proceedings. The creation and use of "smart" robots for criminal purposes, as well as unlawful interference in the activities of artificial intelligence systems, which caused socially dangerous harm, should entail criminal liability.