This article examines the challenges of regulating artificial intelligence in contemporary society, drawing a parallel with historical crises of law and faith, particularly those addressed by the seven ecumenical councils (325–787). The author emphasizes the importance of defining terminology, establishing the legal nature of AI tools, and determining liability. By comparing the situation to the myth of Pygmalion, the relationship between cre...

The identification of non-compliant tax conduct, characterized by a violation of the legal provisions in the matter, leads to the engagement of the legal liability of the subject of the legal relationship thus born. However, by reporting to the specifics of illicit conduct in tax matters, the scope of legal liability that can be engaged is dynamic and diversified, given that the violation of a tax rule can have different legal meanings. The e...