Legal Challenges of Using Artificial Intelligence in Corporate Governance in Post-Soviet Countries

This paper analyzes the legal challenges associated with the use of artificial intelligence technologies in corporate governance in post-Soviet countries. It examines issues such as the lack of comprehensive legislation regulating AI, uncertainty regarding the status and responsibility of autonomous AI agents, insufficient protection of data and privacy, absence of tailored liability regimes, and limitations of judicial redress. The paper argues that addressing these legislative gaps and adapting regulation to the specific characteristics of AI are crucial to fully realize the potential benefits of using AI in corporate governance while safeguarding the rights of stakeholders. The analysis is grounded in a review of relevant academic literature, international frameworks, and national laws in post-Soviet jurisdictions. The study concludes that extensive legal reform and further research are required in this rapidly evolving domain.