ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL REGULATION OF THE USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

Abstract

The scholarly publication examines administrative and legal regulation of the use of information technologies in the development of the national economy. It is noted that contemporary information technologies have the potential substantially improve the mechanism of public administration in economic relations, entrepreneurship, and the facilitation of international trade. Furthermore, innovative information technologies contribute to the creation of new digital tools for building modern business models and optimizing core business processes, including production, trade, and the provision of services. It is emphasized that artificial intelligence, as the most promising and versatile form of information technology, should play a central role in strengthening the mechanisms of the national economy. Effective administrative and legal regulation of the use of artificial intelligence is essential for establishing clear restrictions regarding its permissible areas of application and methods of its use. Attention is drawn to the necessity of administrative and legal regulation concerning the use of robotics in the production of goods, trade, and service delivery to protect employees’ rights and freedoms and ensure social guarantees for qualified workers dismissed due to the implementation of innovative information technologies (as a result of workforce reductions during production and process optimization). The author concludes that it is necessary to develop and adopt a new Concept for the Development of the National Economy in the Information Society (Digitalization of Social Relations) for the period up to 2035, with clearly defined goals aimed at enhancing the mechanism of public administration in economic relations and the functioning of the national economy as a whole.