Constitutionalism and Artificial Intelligence

The article discusses a lecture by Dr Marko Bošnjak, which focused on the relationship between constitutionalism and artificial intelligence as one of the key challenges facing contemporary society. It shows that artificial intelligence affects fundamental areas of constitutional law, in particular the protection of personal data, the integrity of democratic processes, and the right to effective judicial protection. The paper further considers how contemporary society should respond to the emergence of artificial intelligence and how the law should respond to its development. In discussing constitutionalism and artificial intelligence, the lecturer argued that a key question is what kind of society we want and what conception of the human being should underpin it. The idea of constitutionalism arose from a particular view of the human being and a certain view of society. Artificial intelligence is not merely a new technological challenge; it also tests the very foundations of constitutional democracy. The question remains: will we succeed in adapting the law to artificial intelligence, or will artificial intelligence transform the law?

Keywords: constitutionalism, artificial intelligence, data protection, democracy, regulation.