Prospects for Forming the Concept of Legal Regulation of the Use of Artificial Intelligence in a Civil Procedure

The protection of the rights and interests of citizens is possible in civil, enforcement and notarial processes. Due to the presence of common features in these industries, scientists express opinions on the expediency of combining them into the category of ʻcivil processʼ. At the same time, the development of the use of artificial intelligence programs in various branches of human activity determines the need for regulatory regulation of the relevant areas of activity of legal entities, in particular, in the administration of justice in the civil process. Despite the fact that the Russian Federation has approved a National Strategy for the Development of artificial Intelligence for the period of state development until 2030, the regulatory regulation of these legal relations is significantly lagging behind. World practice already knows cases when artificial intelligence performs a number of functions in the administration of justice, automating a number of processes in law enforcement, and even recognizing robots as subjects of law. The transition from electronic document management to the gradual use of artificial intelligence in law enforcement is a matter of time, and therefore the establishment should be ready for this and respond in a timely manner to the challenges of modern society.