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The journal focuses primarily on innovative and breakthrough original research on the legal aspects of artificial intelligence and robotics technologies, virtual and augmented reality technologies, wireless communication and quantum technologies, neurotechnologies and new production technologies, big data and distributed ledger systems, industrial internet and the Internet of Things, machine learning and human-machine interfaces, cloud and bioprint technologies, blockchain and cryptocurrencies, unmanned vehicles and drones, smart contracts and tokens, digital platforms and ecosystems, metaverses and digital worlds, smart home and smart city technologies, LegalTech, FinTech, RegTech, SupTech, etc.

The journal is also open for publishing results of original research on such topics as: ethics of digital technologies, transformations of law under digitalization, ethical and philosophical legal aspects of technological development of the state, digitalization of state governance and legal technologies, legal regimes in the sphere of digital innovations and regulation of digital environment, legal provision of digital security and protection of digital technologies, digital technologies in law making and law enforcement, counteraction to cybercrime and crimes in the sphere of advanced technologies, etc.

 

Journal of Digital Technologies and Law

Vol 1, No 4 (2023)
Contents
https://www.lawjournal.digital/jour/issue/view/6

Digital Inclusion for People with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Review of the Current Legal Models and Doctrinal Concepts (851-879)
J. Hutson, P. Hutson

Towards Legal Regulations of Generative AI in the Creative Industry (880-908)
N. I. Shumakova, J. J. Lloyd, E. V. Titova

Copyrights to the Results of Artificial Intelligence Activity and Means of Their Protection (909-931)
D. A. Kazantsev

Artificial Intelligence Impact on the Environment: Hidden Ecological Costs and Ethical-Legal Issues (932-954)
A. Zhuk

Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: Key Issues and Modern Ways to Solve Them (955-972)
N. Yadav

Achieving Algorithmic Transparency and Managing Risks of Data Security when Making Decisions without Human Interference: Legal Approaches (973-993)
A. K. Zharova

Employing the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) to Impose Universal Jurisdiction Regarding Cyber-Terrorism (994-1027)
Ya. A. Abdelkarim

Legal Nature of Smart Contracts: Contract or Program Code? (1028-1041)
G. Varbanova

Smart Contracts and International Trade: European Legal Strategies for Managing Challenges (1042-1057)
Th. D. Lamappulage Donn

Remote Methods of Conducting Transactions Using Digital Technologies (1058-1086)
T. A. Savelyeva

Digital Transformations of the South African Legal Landscape (1087-1104)
W. M. Mokofe

Effectiveness of the Administration of Justice in Nigeria Under the Development of Digital Technologies (1105-1131)
P. A. Aidonojie, S. A. Wakili, D. Ayuba