Challenges of Recent Developments  in the Field of Artificial Intelligence to Future  Civil Law Legislation and Practice

Peilin  Li; Xingan  Li

doi:10.63410/olr2026/06

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Peilin Li University of Latvia
Xingan Li PhD, Senior Researcher, International Institute for Innovation Society

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63410/olr2026/06

საკვანძო სიტყვები:

Artificial Intelligence (AI), Civil Law, Liability,, Privacy, Smart Contracts,, Intellectual Property (IP) Rights

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The swift advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought about significant transformations in a number of fields, including law. AI has had a big impact on civil law, a fundamental area of legal systems around the world, in areas including dispute resolution, liability, contract formulation, and privacy. The development of artificial intelligence, its main uses in civil law, and the
opportunities and problems that have arisen, are all covered in this article. It offers insights into how legal systems are adjusting to AI’s increasing presence, and the necessity of future regulation to address ethical and legal problems, by examining case studies and current legislative frameworks.

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