Is devoted to the need to establish legal liability for the dissemination of fake information, as modern technologies based on artificial intelligence are capable of creating extremely realistic video recordings, audio files, and handwritten documents, which casts doubt on the authenticity of the presented evidence, poses a threat to the hacking of banking systems, the compromise of individuals or companies, the manipulation of public opinion, and the creation of fake news, as well as being used for the purposes of blackmail and extortion. With the growing popularity of fakes, the risks of their use in fraud, libel, and other criminal offenses have also increased
information law, information security, artificial intelligence, fake news, digitalization, digital transformation. socially dangerous activities, the penetration of crime into the field of information technology
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