Abstract:
Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most relevant objects of scientific
research. The purpose of the article is to cover the evolution of rulemaking
activities of international organizations on AI issues and determine
the prospects for using soft law and hard law acts to externally consolidate
the results achieved as a summary of its results. Using historical and logical
methods, the history of the emergence of AI was investigated. Based on the
methods of analysis and synthesis, the results of rule-making activities on
AI issues carried out by the OECD, UNESCO, EU and CE were studied.
The use of comparative and hermeneutic methods contributed to the study
of the structure and content of soft law and hard law acts developed by
international organizations in this area, etc. It is found out that the implementation
of rule-making activities in the field of AI by international organizations
has contributed to the expansion of the subject of legal regulation
of international law at the expense of international relations on AI issues.
The soft law and hard law acts analyzed in the article may in the future receive
the status of global standards for regulating relations in the field of AI
and, complementing each other, form the primary basis of a new field of
international law called “International AI Law”.
