Uzbek Journal of Law and Digital Policy

Legal Considerations for Harnessing Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

Kan Ekaterina — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 00:00:00 +0300

This article provides an overview of the theoretical and practical concerns for harmonizing technology and healthcare practices, as well as the legal consequences of implementing AI in healthcare. It draws attention to the privacy, data security, transparency, accountability, and bias concerns that accompany the widespread use of AI in healthcare. Data protection, informed consent, algorithmic transparency, and regulatory monitoring are just some of the issues addressed in this paper, which calls for the creation of strong legal frameworks to control AI in healthcare. It stresses the need for audits, explainability, and shared responsibility among stakeholders in AI-enabled healthcare to ensure accountability and create confidence. This work explores how Uzbekistan might develop its approach to artificial intelligence legislation in healthcare by drawing on the experiences of other jurisdictions and working in tandem with international organizations.

Synergy of Artificial Intelligence and Metaverse in the Legal Context

Said Gulyamov — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 00:00:00 +0300

Legal issues and ramifications related to the combination of AI and the metaverse are substantial. In this work, we'll go into the theoretical and practical implications of regulating this interplay between law and technology. Issues of intellectual property, data privacy, responsibility, and ethics are highlighted, and adaptable legal frameworks are suggested as potential answers. Effective regulation relies heavily on being able to enforce compliance and hold offenders accountable. Uzbekistan may build a legislative framework that encourages ethical behavior, safeguards individual rights, and makes the most of the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and the metaverse by learning from the experiences of other countries and analyzing applicable examples.

Challenges and Solutions in Property Rights over Data (Big Data)

Sardor Mamanazarov — Thu, 02 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0300

Abstract

The paper discusses the problems and potential solutions associated with securing ownership of data. Data ownership is analyzed, and a plan for establishing legally binding rights to data is proposed. It also stresses the need of putting in place data governance systems to deal with data ownership issues. The essay helps Uzbekistan build its legal strategy in this area by drawing on foreign experience and precedents in law.

Biomechanical Changes: Legal Considerations in the Era of Technological Progress

Vosiev Jamshid — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0300

This article provides an overview of the issues that arise when trying to legislate biomechanical alterations to the human body in the modern age of rapid technological advancement. It investigates moral and legal concerns raised by implanting cutting-edge technology into living organisms and offers suggestions on how to handle these issues. The paper emphasizes the significance of building strong laws, maintaining ethical norms, and preserving human rights in the context of biomechanics developments, drawing on international and national legal frameworks as well as significant court judgments.

Legislating the Future: Civil Law Regulation for Smart Cities

Abduvaliev Bokhadir — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0300

In order to defend legal entities in the period of technological growth, this essay investigates the legal elements of cyber-security in smart cities and suggests civil law regulation. The research looks at the ethical and legal ramifications of introducing cybernetic implants into the workplace, as well as the theoretical and practical aspects of controlling biometric and technological breakthroughs in the human body. The work offers theoretical and practical methods for controlling cyber-security in smart cities by analyzing international and national legal frameworks as well as court cases and precedents. The study emphasizes the significance of establishing incident response systems, enforcing cyber-security standards, and creating regulatory frameworks to guarantee the ethical and safe integration of technology in smart cities. Uzbekistan may benefit greatly from learning from the regulatory practices of other countries and the outcomes of key legal cases while developing its own legal framework for smart cities.

Safeguarding Legal Entities: Exploring the Legal Aspects of Cyber-security

Uktam Rakhmatov — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 00:00:00 +0300

In this study, the author examines the legal implications of employing AI in healthcare cyber-security. Comprehensive laws and standards are proposed after analyzing the theoretical issue of healthcare entities' accountability and legal obligations in cyber-security. Collaborative networks and robust cyber-security policies are two examples of feasible alternatives. Lessons learned on a global scale are explored. The research results may be used to improve healthcare's cyber-security.

Addressing the Impacts of Robots and AI in the Workplace

Avliyoqulov Bekmirza — Thu, 02 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0300

The study delves at the potential repercussions of AI and robotics in the workplace from a legal perspective. It examines the legal, social, and ethical implications of this burgeoning discipline, from its foundations in theory to its current state of development. The report highlights the need of flexible legal frameworks and accountable governance of artificial intelligence in addressing these issues. Uzbekistan can mold its legal approach and protect workers' rights by learning from other countries' examples.

Legal Frameworks for the Implementation of AI: Safeguarding Legal Entities

Saidov Maksud — Thu, 02 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0300

The paper provides an overview of the legal implications of using AI and discusses why strong legal frameworks are necessary to protect organizations. Issues including data privacy, transparency, responsibility, liability, and their influence on individual rights and employment are highlighted, along with other concerns related to the ethical and legal ramifications of AI adoption. Practical remedies like compliance enforcement and ethical effect evaluations, as well as theoretical answers like the formation of ethical and legal norms, are proposed in the article. The debate sheds light on how Uzbekistan might shape its legal approach to the use of AI by drawing on the effective regulation procedures employed by other countries.

Striking the Balance: Exploring the Interplay of Behavioral Law and Antitrust Law in the Agro-Industrial Complex

Sharopov Ravshan — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0300

The present research explores the intricate interplay between behavioral law and antitrust law in the agro-industrial complex in search of a middle ground that guarantees competitiveness while protecting all parties' interests. Examples and an analysis of important laws and regulations are used to delve into the issues of collusive tactics and market manipulation, and to suggest comprehensive regulatory responses. Some viable choices include encouraging competition, beefing up regulation, and keeping an eye on markets. The article is useful since it incorporates lessons from other nations' legal systems to assist Uzbekistan improve its own.