Яшил иқтисодиёт ва тараққиёт Volume 4 (2026)
DEVELOPMENT OF LEGAL REGULATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Akhrorova, Munavvar, Abdalimov, Orzubek, Samiyev, Damir, Rakhmonov, Umrzoq
Abstract
Legal frameworks have recently been proposed as a means of regulating Artificial Intelligence through risk-basedclassification. In this paper, we show how AI governance models can be synthesized from environmental abstractionsand high-level ethical specifications across the EU, USA, and China. We present a comparative analysis which suggeststhat the shift toward centralized federal oversight performs as well or better than previous ethical-based models. Ourresults indicate that this automated legislative synthesis is crucial for balancing global innovation with human rights in anincreasingly automated economy.
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Legal Regulation, EU AI Act, National Policy Framework, Risk-based Classification, Executive Order 14179, Algorithmic Accountability, Human Rights, Digital Sovereignty, Innovation Policy, technological sovereignty.
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