THE LEGAL SOCIALIZATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

This article provides a scientific and theoretical analysis of the legal socialization process of an individual and its interconnectedness with artificial intelligence technologies in the modern era. It reveals the role and significance of artificial intelligence in shaping legal consciousness, legal culture, and legal behavior within the context of global digitalization. The author elucidates the concept of legal socialization based on classical and modern approaches, analyzing the dual nature of artificial intelligence in legal relations—as both an object of law and a tool for exercising rights. Furthermore, the positive impact of artificial intelligence in disseminating legal information, increasing legal literacy, reducing corruption risks, and ensuring transparency in public administration is demonstrated. However, legal risks associated with algorithmic discrimination, personal data security, and digital surveillance are also critically evaluated. The article substantiates the necessity of prioritizing human rights and improving mechanisms for algorithmic transparency and accountability in the use of artificial intelligence. In conclusion, artificial intelligence is assessed as a complex socio-legal institution that is shaping a new stage in the legal socialization of the individual.