Annotation

The article reviews the processes of digitalization of public administration from the standpoint of potential origination of constitutional law risks associated with the deployment of information technology. The author emphasizes that the digital transformation, as an objective reality of the modern society and state development stage, requires not only technological, but also deep legal reflection. It is shown that the Constitution of the Russian Federation introduces fundamental principles to be observed in the implementation of any state programs, including digitalization. The author proves that the main constitutional law risks of the processes of digitalization of public administration are: ambiguity of the distribution of the burden of responsibility in the use of unmanned vehicles and automated mechanisms, violation of the right to privacy and personal data protection, the risk of discrimination in the use of artificial intelligence algorithms, development of "digital inequality", threat to the digital sovereignty of the state. It is summarized that speed, unpredictability, and the multifactorial nature of the occurring changes require creation of a more flexible public administration system for minimization of constitutional law risks.