International legislative obstacles related to artificial intelligence

Authors

  • Mentalecheta Chafik Lecturer "B", Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Lounici Ali – Blida 02 (Algeria).

Keywords:

international dimension, artificial intelligence crimes, comparative legislation

Abstract

This study gains its importance from its approach to artificial intelligence from the perspective of the negative side related to cybercrime and its impact on the components of society. In the face of this new type of crime, current national penal laws do not appear as adequate or effective as required.

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18-07-2025

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Chafik, M. (2025). International legislative obstacles related to artificial intelligence. The International Tax Journal, 52(4), 1247–1261. Retrieved from https://internationaltaxjournal.online/index.php/itj/article/view/143

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