An independent laboratory bringing together lawyers, philosophers, technical specialists and representatives of civil society.
In the first decades of the 21st century AI technologies have rapidly become part of the infrastructure of civil society: they shape markets, transform law, create new norms of communication and change the pace of history.
The ever-accelerating growth of computing power outpaces the ethical and legal understanding of the consequences of their integration into our lives.
Our main goal is to develop scientifically and ethically grounded principles for the meaningful adoption of AI, preserving humanistic values, human rights and human autonomy.
AI as a new form of rationality and transitional subjectivity
Moral and social consequences of automated decision-making
Transformation of liability, legal personhood and legal capacity
New structures of power and communication in the digital age
We believe that technology cannot be developed without analysing the meanings it produces, the norms it de facto establishes and the values it transforms.
Lawyer, researcher and expert in digital law, philosophy of technology and the ethics of artificial intelligence.
More than two decades in senior positions in government bodies, international organisations and technology companies.
Specialises in strategic support of projects in AI, intellectual property, human rights in the digital environment, international and corporate law.
Took part in drafting national and international regulatory instruments on AI, cross-border data, copyright and internet governance.
Active State Councillor of the Russian Federation, 3rd class.