This thesis presents the concept of artificial intelligence, its increasingly frequent use in a wide variety of fields, including in the field of law and in the interpretation of legal acts. In connection with the above, the theoretical starting points of the interpretation of legal acts are described, namely with an emphasis on the types and methods of interpretation. Furthermore, artificial intelligence systems are listed and described, which are already used today as an auxiliary tool in the interpretation of legal acts, such as algorithmic systems and machine learning, while also presenting the reasons and concerns why artificial intelligence alone (at least for the time being) cannot yet be used as an independent subject of interpretation which could generate an independently adopted legally binding decision. The last part deals with the use of artificial intelligence in the interpretation of legal acts through the prism of ethical principles and human rights, as well as the issue of meeting the need to provide an adequately explained rationale for the decisions made. Since the basis for the operation of artificial intelligence systems are the most diverse and extensive databases, the need for appropriate processing and storage of personal data used by its systems is also highlighted, with an analysis of the relevant legal acts that regulate the latter, both nationally and international level. The conclusion is about the importance of an adequately extracted interpretation of legal acts, the actual usefulness of artificial intelligence in the field of interpretation of legal acts, as well as in the wider field of law in practice and the impact that artificial intelligence will have on the legal professions in the future.
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