In 2021, I initiatively enrolled in two online courses at Harvard University, USA, focusing on jurisprudential subject, inter alia courtroom debates, as well as on the rapid advancements in Information Technology [1]. 

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In the international academic essay contest, with my essay ‘Continuous Silence’ in the summer of 2021, I proposed specific measures to the International Red Cross aimed at reinforcing global legality, particularly concerning the utilization of AI in military programs and during armed conflicts. I alsoadvocated unequivocally for a United Nations Resolution to proscribe any infliction of harm or the deprivation of human life via AI-driven programs and technological systems [1].

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Moreover, I have conducted substantive dialogues in English pertaining to human rights issues with the multiple-time world, European, and Ukrainian swimming champion, S.A. Frolov, focusing on ‘AI and its impact on Global Sports.’ During our discourse, we extensively deliberated on the pervasive forms of intrusion of AI software products into all spheres of global sports life [2].

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In the autumn of 2021, I academically outlined BMW GROUP's comprehensive approach within the cluster of interaction with AI. During a business trip (over 300 km) outside my region, I conducted a thorough analysis of BMW GROUP's exclusive Code of Ethics for AI with company representatives. The findings were consequently made accessible to the public domain [3].

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In the course of my human-rights-defending endeavors, I orchestrated a specialized dialogue with attorneys from one of Ukraine's preeminent law firms, ‘Fortress of Law.’ The discourse rigorously dissected the integration and operational impact of Artificial Intelligence within jurisprudence, scrutinized AI's interaction with international judicial systems, and debated the force majeure events and algorithmic liability associated with AI malfunctions [4].

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In November, following extensive scholarly research, I prognosticated a marked augmentation of AI's societal role and its prospective ascendancy in organizational functioning – particularly in human resource management, including but not limited to prosecutorial authorities. I conveyed these findings to Ukraine's Office of the Prosecutor General in 2021 [1].

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In my professional milieu, I maintain a steadfast academic association, at a C2 level in English, with a diverse array of scholars and academics from institutions such as Zaporizhzhia National University, the Law Institute of Taras Shevchenko National University, the National University ‘Odesa Law Academy,’ Europa Institute at the University of Zurich, the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office, the Ukrainian National Agency on Corruption Prevention, the Ukrainian National Bar Association, etc.

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In 2022, I achieved a historical milestone at the Law Faculty of Zaporizhzhia National University (ZNU) by successfully defending a Coursework written entirely in English. In a dedicated section of this scholarly work, I substantiated that English serves as the lingua franca of international academic discourse. Further, the paper vigorously advocates for the state's constitutional monopoly over Artificial Intelligence (AI), built upon the foundational principles of a United Nations-approved Artificial Intelligence Constitution. This forms the essence of my Doctrine, which I have termed ‘Smart City – Smart Country – Smart Planet.’ Here, starting from the individual community and spiraling outwards to a planetary scale, we aim to domesticate, regulate, and bring AI under stringent control, ensuring its benevolent service to humanity.

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In December 2022, I defended my First Monograph focusing on the legal dimensions of AI in an international scholarly conference in the world's student capital – Boston, USA [5]. 

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In the same month, I orchestrated a pioneering interdisciplinary cooperation involving the legal and economic faculties at Zaporizhzhia National University, directing research in English that examines the vulnerabilities of the global labor market to AI disruptions [6].

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I independently finance the publication of my numerous academic articles, secure access to premier, fee-based, English-language scientific platforms, and participate in an array of international academic conferences. These endeavors are altruistically funded through a scholarship from the Law Faculty, which I deliberately allocate toward the advancement of Young Science in Ukraine – a cause which I am profoundly committed to and take immense pride in contributing to Ukraine, my Home Country. I perceive this determined course of action as a breath of fresh air in the realm of global academia!

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For a comprehensive understanding of the intensity, focus, and depth of the efforts I have undertaken, below is a succinct and objective report that attests to the relentless and robust strides – increasingly noticeable on a global scale – of my English-language initiatives aimed at propelling Ukraine's Young Science into international arenas in the year 2023:

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– In January and February, adhering to established protocols, I conducted a complex social science experiment within the territory of the European Union, using English language as the medium of communication. This endeavor enlisted the voluntary participation of 32 European citizens. During this academic event, aimed at disseminating information and enhancing awareness concerning human rights and legal literacy, I facilitated localized informational interviews, lectures, and conclusive surveys in the Republic of Cyprus, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Republic of Estonia, and the Kingdom of Spain [7];

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– In February, first in the world history, I proffered to the international scientific community, also in English, a set of Potential Provisions elaborated by me for potential inclusion in the Constitution of Artificial Intelligence. This contribution aligns with Polina Prianykova's Scientific Doctrine on the elaboration of the Constitution of Artificial Intelligence [7];

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– Concurrently in February, under the scholarly guidance of an Honorable Lawyer from Ukraine's Office of the Prosecutor General, a detailed review of all research and human rights initiatives executed during this period has been comprehensively assessed. This analysis, titled ‘Prognostication of Future Professions as a Guarantee of Human Rights Protection in the Era of Artificial Intelligence,’ was presented by me to the international scientific community in the VII International Scientific-Practical Conference ‘Application of Knowledge for the Development of Science,’ held on February 21-24, 2023, in Stockholm, Sweden [7];

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– In February, I submitted an entreaty to the upper echelons of the United Nations, the European Union, and thereby implicitly, to the governing bodies of the global community. The entreaty cogently urged for the commencement of systemic actions designed to safeguard the rights of all human beings, spanning from the geriatric populace to neonates. The objective is to ensure a universal understanding that governing authorities shall protect, and Artificial Intelligence shall not supplant, these diverse demographic groups. As per the communication received from the official EU institution, Officer Europe Direct, my Letter is currently under consideration by the European Commission, the apex executive authority of the European Union. We anticipate favorable outcomes and the provision of substantive help to people [7]’;

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– In March, I executed an Open Letter (with Elon Musk) imploring an immediate moratorium on the development of AI systems exceeding the capabilities of ‘ChatGPT-4,’ at least for a six-month period. This is congruent with the Doctrine I have previously enunciated [8];

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– Throughout March and April, I continued the developmental trajectory of the social communication discourse on Artificial Intelligence, now predominantly within the Anglophone territories of the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom. Specifically, I endorsed initiatives by Elon Musk and authenticated my Twitter account, where I orchestrated a series of public polls on AI governance and employment challenges in an AI-dominated landscape. The results substantiated the exigency for popularizing our robust tenets, an undertaking I successfully carried out over the ensuing three months, effecting a paradigm shift in public sentiment [8];

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– In April, I proffered to the international scholarly community a groundbreaking suite of conceptual elements pertaining to the Constitution of Artificial Intelligence, in accordance with Polina Prianykova's Scientific Doctrine on the elaboration of the Constitution of Artificial Intelligence. This includes the introduction of a novel legal construct: an ‘AI-friendly Environment’[8];

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– In the selfsame month of April, under the scholarly guidance of an Honorable Lawyer from the Ukrainian National Bar Association, intricate research was conducted regarding the outcomes of various scientific and human-rights-defending activities. This academic inquiry was encapsulated in the study titled, ‘Potential of Political Parties that will incorporate the Regulation of AI and the Imperative to establish an AI Constitution (as a mechanism to govern Technological Evolution) into their program of action. Some Elemental Concepts of the AI Constitution.’ Select components of the concept of AI Constitution were presented to the global academic community in the XVI International Scientific and Practical Conference on ‘Methods of Solving Complex Problems in Science,’ held on April 25-28, 2023, in Prague, Czech Republic [8];

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– In April, I represented Ukraine's burgeoning scholarly community in an international event in Texas, United States, themed ‘The Art of Living’ and hosted by renowned Hollywood actor Matthew David McConaughey. During this engagement, I enlightened information concerning my own human rights initiatives in the domain of Artificial Intelligence in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, garnering particular support from the assembled audience;

 

– In May, employing English as the medium of communication, I orchestrated another efficacious interdisciplinary cooperation involving faculty from both the Law and Economics departments of ZNU (Zaporizhzhia National University). Utilizing this synergistic partnership, I carried out academic research focused on Artificial Intelligence, predicated on modern English-language methodological and tactical sources [9].

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– Specifically, during this period, I meticulously examined the cluster of reports and presentations from the World Economic Forum 2023, particularly the most recently published documents dated April 30, 2023, regarding future professions for the years 2023-2027. The investigation culminated in a series of startling conclusions. These insights have been elaborately articulated in my research paper entitled ‘AI as a watershed moment for artistic spheres. Ethical & Legal quandaries that may be addressed by the enactment of Polina Prianykova’s Scientific & Academic Doctrines on AI: Adoption of AI Constitution, Implementation of AI into the Worldwide Legislation and establishment of State Monopoly on AI.’ This research was subsequently presented to the international academic community during the XVII International Scientific and Practical Conference on ‘Theoretical and Applied Aspects of the Development of Science,’ held on May 9-12, 2023, in Bilbao, Spain [9].

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In my earnest opinion, it is of vital necessity for humanity to proactively enact efficacious and robust legislative measures to regulate relations with Artificial Intelligence. Regrettably, as of May 2023, no substantive, systemic steps have been taken in this direction on a global scale.

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Consequently, during the summer of 2023, I opted to forgo any recreational activities and student vacations. Focusing on the culminating document of my four-year academic research, guided by foundational jurisprudential principles, I meticulously crafted a legal framework in the form of a Constitutional act that supersedes all other laws.

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Subsequently, in June and July 2023, I participated in four international Scientific-Practical conferences across the United States, Canada, and the European Union. As a result of these scholarly engagements, I have authored and published – in proficient C2-level English – what stands as the First Constitution of Artificial Intelligence [10].

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Thus, over the course of my systemic legal human-rights-defending and academic efforts between 2020 and 2023, I have undertaken a temporally sequenced, gradual, and rhythmical exploration of global legal domains, particularly in the context of the development and implementation of AI. I have established a robust platform for the scholarly discourse of the principles and elements of this Fundamental Law and, based on this foundation, have promulgated an AI Constitution, which has been published for consideration and prospective adoption by the United Nations Security Council.

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In the Artificial Intelligence Constitution that I have created, I have concentrated the most contemporary clusters of global scientific, legal, and economic thought regarding AI.

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Given the historical significance of this juncture, I undertook the task of translating the AI Constitution into Ukrainian and published it on August 1, 2023, in the International Science Journal of Jurisprudence & Philosophy [11].

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I would like to promptly clarify and emphasize the following: neither I nor my like-minded associates insist on the nomenclature of the legislative act being specifically termed a ‘Constitution.’ For different nations, the conceptualization of such a document and its title could vary: it may be called a ‘Bill on the Rights and Duties of AI,’ a ‘Declaration on AI,’ a ‘Resolution Regarding AI,’ a ‘Code of Laws on AI,’ a ‘Convention on AI,’ an ‘Act on AI,’ or ‘Law or Legislation on AI,’ among other variations.

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However, considering the historically foundational role that constitutions have played in state formation (serving as a form of social contract between governance and citizenry), I deem it appropriate to designate this newly formulated legal concept as the Artificial Intelligence Constitution. I propose that it be considered in this substantive capacity.

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I am open to discussion and deliberations. I reiterate that the proposed nomenclature for this legal construct is not a panacea; rather, the essence of the newly formulated document will serve as the priority and foundation for the future legislative processes in the realm of Artificial Intelligence. Specifically, the tenets, content, and democratic spirit of the AI Constitution, as proposed by Polina Prianykova, will definitely become the cornerstone for the exact lawmaking process regarding Artificial Intelligence.

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By publicizing the Artificial Intelligence Constitution, we are not only identifying the pressing necessity for its prompt enactment. In fact, on our own, we have established both the Legislative Foundation and the Fundamental Law itself, drawing from the most advanced achievements in global legal science. Moreover, we have advanced a legislative initiative for global discourse, aiming for the United Nations Security Council to adopt the Artificial Intelligence Constitution as swiftly as possible, but no later than 2025. I argue with substantiation that this timeframe represents a threshold – humanity’s last opportunity to preempt the irreversible consequences of unchecked AI development.

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Therefore, 313 years after the creation of the World's First Constitution by Pylyp Orlyk to govern the relationship between the state and its citizens (April 5, 1710), Ukraine has once again been the birthplace of the World's First AI Constitution authored by Polina Prianykova. This Constitution aims to regulate the relations between the state, humanity, and Artificial Intelligence as a new form of intelligent life on planet Earth.

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Our academic initiatives concerning the regulation of Artificial Intelligence are unparalleled globally, a claim that has been verified. This represents a bold, farsighted, selfless, and constructive scholarly perspective on the inevitable unfolding of future events amid the Fourth Technological Revolution. This revolution is already rapidly advancing across the globe and will indelibly transform the world tomorrow.

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Notwithstanding any impediments, we unequivocally declare our unswerving commitment to persist in our scholarly pursuits. Indeed, Young Ukrainian Science has assertively made its presence known to humanity via accessible communication platforms and will highly appreciate your support.

 

To encapsulate, it can be categorically stated that the courses of action set in motion by Polina Prianykova aimed at advancing the Young Ukrainian Science on an international level are sui generis, efficacious, and meritorious of distinguished recognition. It stands to reason that there exists a credible probability that duly constituted governmental entities will, in due course, formally acknowledge these unparalleled contributions, extending both pecuniary backing and formal commendations.

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Concurrently, I maintain, with unwavering certitude, that my conduct has been in full accord with prudent and sagacious judgment. Should each individual, within their respective domains, implement measures aimed at the preservation of humanity, it stands to reason that our planet possesses not merely the potential for survival but also for sustained flourishing.

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We thereby reserve an optimistic outlook for an increasingly propitious and luminous future!