The new book by Elena Larina and Vladimir Obninsky is devoted to a problem that the average inhabitant of planet Earth has not yet thought about, but which in the near future will affect every person. As you know, no one should renounce prison or poverty. But what awaits us in the coming years, when the question of human freedom or imprisonment will be decided by artificial intelligence? How will non-human intelligence be combined with the norms of ethics and law by which humanity has lived for thousands of years? What do scientists and politicians in the most developed, robotic countries think about this? Where is the world of jurisprudence heading and how does this threaten humanity? The authors of this book, perhaps for the first time in Russia, tried to comprehend the global experience of using AI in the judicial system and make a forecast for the development of the symbiosis of law and machine logic in the coming years.