Legal Regime of Transport Ecosystems Based on the Principles of Artificial Intelligence

The functioning of transport and all the relevant infrastructure gives rise to the phenomenon of a transport ecosystem. The nature of transport and other legal relations arising within the transport ecosystem is largely determined by the process of technological development of society. The objective of the study was, based on the achievements of legal hermeneutics and the application of systemic legal analysis, to analyse the legal regime of transport ecosystems based on the principles of functioning of artificial intelligence. Application of comparative legal and formal dogmatic analysis methods allowed to achieve scientific results in the field of transport legal science, particularly, to substantiate a scientific hypothesis that the implementation of a high-tech element in the form of artificial intelligence entails fundamental changes in the methodological basis of functioning of transport ecosystems, transforms the concept of management influence on the processes occurring in them and entails a change in the nature and content of legal regulation of transport and related public relationships. The findings focus on shaping new scientific ideas on the legal regime of transport ecosystems based on the principles of functioning of artificial intelligence.

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World of Transport and Transportation
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.30932/1992-3252-2024-22-1-7
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Digital Transformation in Law
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Legal Regime of Transport Ecosystems Based on the Principles of Artificial Intelligence

A. I. Zemlin, Наталья Леонидовна Бондаренко, Yu. G. Konanevich
World of Transport and Transportation
Digital Transformation in Law
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Legal Regime of Transport Ecosystems Based on the Principles of Artificial Intelligence

A. I. Zemlin, Наталья Леонидовна Бондаренко, Yu. G. Konanevich
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Abstract

The functioning of transport and all the relevant infrastructure gives rise to the phenomenon of a transport ecosystem. The nature of transport and other legal relations arising within the transport ecosystem is largely determined by the process of technological development of society. The objective of the study was, based on the achievements of legal hermeneutics and the application of systemic legal analysis, to analyse the legal regime of transport ecosystems based on the principles of functioning of artificial intelligence. Application of comparative legal and formal dogmatic analysis methods allowed to achieve scientific results in the field of transport legal science, particularly, to substantiate a scientific hypothesis that the implementation of a high-tech element in the form of artificial intelligence entails fundamental changes in the methodological basis of functioning of transport ecosystems, transforms the concept of management influence on the processes occurring in them and entails a change in the nature and content of legal regulation of transport and related public relationships. The findings focus on shaping new scientific ideas on the legal regime of transport ecosystems based on the principles of functioning of artificial intelligence.

World of Transport and TransportationVol. 22(1)
Russian State Social University (RU), Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), Russian University of Transport (RU), Belarusian State University (BY)
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Digital Transformation in Law
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