Legal and ethical problems of robotic technologies and artifcial intelligence formation and application (using as an example Autonomous Underwater Vehicles – AUV) in modern doctrinal science

• Mamychev A.Yu.

  Mamychev A.Yu. – doctor of political sciences, candidate of Law Sciences, associate professor, Head Of The Department Of The Theory And History Russian And Foreign Law. Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service. Vladivostok. Russia

• Gaivoronskaya Ya.V.- Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service. Vladivostok. Russia

• Miroshnichenko O.I. - Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service. Vladivostok. Russia

This paper analyzes the main problems and contradictions, which arise from the development of modernnational legislation and international legal order in the context of processes of integration of the robotic technologies and devices based on artifcial intelligence into social life. Both legal, doctrinal and ethical issues of robotic technologies and artifcial intelligence formation and application are being discussed. Authors are
justifying the necessity of special legal and ethical concept, which should be created for the needs of these technologies and systems. The specifc complex concept of social integration of these technologies is also presented. The authors prove that today artifcial intelligence is being rapidly developed, so the necessity of specifc legal regulation is a fact. At the same time is shown that state which will to elaborate an effective
legal model and legislative basis for regulation in this sphere will be able to win in intense competition, to create international legal standards and samples for other countries.

Keywords: deontological complexes, national legislation, artifcial intelligence, international law, legal regulation, robotic technologies, ethical norms