AI in public and corporate governance: technological and legal aspects

The study examines the current possibilities of using digital systems with artificial intelligence models in the areas of public and corporate governance, analyzes the technological and legal features of these processes.The issues of responsibility, transparency, and legal regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems are studied, and an integrated approach to the implementation of AI in management processes is proposed.AI is increasingly influencing decision-making processes both in the public sector and in the corporate environment.Deep learning technologies, big language models, and data analytics allow optimizing management processes, increasing decision-making efficiency, and reducing the human factor in analyzing complex situations.Peter Norvig notes that modern artificial intelligence algorithms can significantly expand the capabilities of analytical systems through reinforcement learning and pattern recognition in large data sets [1].At the same time, the integration of AI into management carries a number of risks associated with possible errors and legal dilemmas.Sam Altman, one of the key developers of Open AI, emphasizes the need to develop international standards in the field of AI security that would take