THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE USE IN SHAPING DIGITAL PUBLIC  MONEY LEGISLATION

Marko B. Dimitrijević; Srđan S. Golubović

doi:10.56461/SPZ_25406KJ

Autori

Marko B. Dimitrijević Vanredni profesor i akademski koordinator Jean Monnet modula za Evropsko monetarno pravo, Katedra za pravo i ekonomiju, Pravni fakultet, Univerzitet u Nišu, Srbija. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4406-9467
Srđan S. Golubović Redovni profesor, Katedra za pravo i ekonomiju, Pravni fakultet, Univerzitet u Nišu, Srbija. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6762-5561

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56461/SPZ_25406KJ

Ključne reči:

digitalna valuta centralnih banaka, monetarno pravo, monetarna stabilnost, veštačka inteligencija.

Apstrakt

Predmet analize u radu je identifikovanje potencijalne uloge upotrebe sistema veštačke inteligencije u procesu normativnog regulisanja izdavanja digitalnog novca od strane centralnih banaka. U tom kontekstu, u prvom delu rada ukazuje se na uticaj koje digitalne tehnologije imaju na pravne tekovine savremenog monetarnog ambijenta i izazove očuvanja strukture, kao i samog “bila” monetarnog suvereniteta u okolnostima tehnološke revolucije, dok se u drugom delu akcenat stavlja na značaj blagovremenog identifikovanja matriksa koristi i troškova koje bi upotreba veštačke inteligencije imala na očuvanje monetarne i finansijske stabilnosti kao bazičnog mandata centralnih banaka. Predmet posebne pažnje autora je razmatranje i razumevanje uticaja upotrebe veštačke inteligencije na prava monetarnih korisnika na čvrstu, stabilnu i sigurnu valutu, kao i prava na monetarnu stabilnost sagledanu kao globalno javno dobro koje uslovljava njihov životni standard, što prema mišljenju autora, zahteva svojevrsni monetarnopravni holistički pristup u cilju uspostavljanja kredibilnog i održivog pravnog mosta između tradicionalne legislative centralnih banaka i izazova koje implicira veštačka inteligencija kao novi tehnički alat u kreiranju monetarnih normi za digitalno tržište.

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