Machine-Readable Law, a Statute and a Human-Readable (Russian) Language
Autor: | S. N. Gavrilov |
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Rok vydání: | 2022 |
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Zdroj: | Actual Problems of Russian Law. 18:69-85 |
ISSN: | 2782-1862 1994-1471 |
DOI: | 10.17803/1994-1471.2023.149.4.069-085 |
Popis: | The paper defines the role played by the human-readable, namely Russian, language in the technologies of machine reading of law and statutes. The author analyzes the complexity factor of interpretation according to the rules of formal logic of conceptual units and terminology of law and statutes, which may be an obstacle to the processes of machine-reading of law, as well as the formation of machine-readable law. The author draws a number of conclusions regarding the methodology of machine-reading technologies and machine-drafting technologies, in particular that these processes should be formed and implemented in a single legal-ideological, legal-aesthetic, ethical, stylistic, methodological, technological, etc. paradigm and in the context of processes common to law and statutes: «the formation of law — lawmaking — implementation of law.» If, in the presence of all critical assessments of the «quantum theory of consciousness», we assume that there are features of quantum laws in the human psyche, then it should be stated that human thinking, world perception, and therefore legal perception are not limited to formal logical, computational frameworks, but include some «non-computational,» irrational mechanisms. Anyway, it seems obvious that the activity of human consciousness goes beyond purely algorithmic actions. Trying to «fit» the mechanisms of human perception of law and statutes into some logically consistent schemes means a priori incorrect reflection of law and statutes in such «schemes.» Among other things, the author comes to the conclusion that machine-reading processes should be carried out on the basis of the widest possible semiotic paradigm and based on the super-task of constructing a holographic, «quantum-like» model of law. At the same time, the Russian language, as the language of the synthetic system, is quite acceptable for use in machine-reading technologies and, perhaps, even more preferable than the analytical languages. |
Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
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