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Evgeny Al. Nesterov - Candidate of Law, Russian University of Transport (MIIT)

Viktor Ya. Tsvetkov - Doctor of technical Sciences, professor, Russian University of Transport (MIIT)

Abstract. Modern digital technologies and products are the basis for improving the transport sector and society. From a technological possibility digital transformation has become a necessity to manage the needs of transport infrastructure. Digital transformation introduces new processes and mechanisms that affect key factors of transport and transport digital law. Digital law as a phenomenon has emerged within the framework of the digital economy and digitalization of society. The current paper has considered the evolution of current research in the field of digital transformation of society and the development of digital law. There have been demonstrated similarities and differences between the concepts of digitalizing, digitalization, and digital transformation. There has been shown a connection between digital transformation and digital economy. Based on the generalization, there has been given an author’s definition of digital transformation. There has been substantiated the necessity to develop digital law for intelligent robots.

Keywords: digitalizing; digitalization; digital transformation; digital economy; digital law.

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