A MODEL OF CYBERSECURITY, LEGAL LIABILITY, AND INSTITUTIONAL STABILITY IN ELECTRONIC COMMERCE SYSTEMS BASED ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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artificial intelligence security; e-commerce cybersecurity; institutional stability; legal accountability; digital trust; AI governance; adversarial machine learning; panel data analysis; digital policy of Uzbekistan.Abstract
The deep integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into global e-commerce platforms has significantly optimized operational processes, expanded the scope of cybersecurity risks and formed new digital attack vectors. In this context, the need for a comprehensive analysis of the interrelationship between cybersecurity, legal accountability, and institutional stability is growing. This study develops an AI-CLIS (Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity–Legal Accountability–Institutional Stability) model that integrates these three components. The model analyzes the impact of AI governance on security and institutional stability in e-commerce ecosystems based on a multidimensional approach.
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