The paper analyses E-commerce cooperation between Eurasian EconomicUnion and Vietnam. Economic results or trade between EAEU and Vietnam are analyzed.Main documents and trade aspects between EAEU countries and Vietnam are shown. Thelegal business actions and responsibility that should be developed are shown. Proposals todevelop legislation for further e-commerce extension are given. Special attention should bepaid to rapidly growing Artificial Intelligence systems and their regulation at our jointmarket.

The article discusses the development of artificial intelligence systems from an interdisciplinary perspective, addressing philosophical and legal problems. Special attention is paid to the issue of the creation of artificial general intelligence. The use and implementation of AI systems can potentially create controversial legal situations from in many areas. Among them are data confidentiality, social security and responsibility, intellectual property of AI systems, legal personality of AI systems, ethical standards of using AI systems. It is shown that legal regulation in the field of AI is lagging behind technological development. There is practically no legal regulation of the terms, conditions, and rules of the development, launching, operating, integration into other systems, and controlling of AI technologies. The authors analyzes the process of improving the regulatory framework in some countries, especially in the Republic of Belarus. The articles focuses on the paradoxes of legal regulation of AI systems. That authors argue that there is a need for coordination in the development of Belarusian legislation in the field of AI, taking into the account the international legal and philosophical discussion on the social responsibility of AI. The article proposes to develop and adopt a special legislation on the development of AI and robotics. According to the authors, in the new legislation, special attention should be paid to the issues of legal and ethical use of AI systems. The article concludes that there is a critical importance of a comprehensive and multidisciplinary discussion to ensure legal regulation of AI-related issues.

In this paper key feature of the National automated information system (NAIS) and options for "one window" principle implementation using integrated e-service online portal in Belarus are presented.

This paper presents results of comparison study on e-government development in Belarus and the Baltic States. Results of this research include peculiarities of the national e-government portals that could help Belarus implement best international practices and form a clear strategic vision of e-government development.

This paper describes the trends that determine the need to update the training of undergraduates in the field of artificial intelligence, as well as methodological approaches and directions of transformation of the training of undergraduates in natural-