Legal Problems of Artificial Intelligence Application

The information society development in modern conditions is based on the comprehensive development of various types of relations in politics, economics, law, and culture. Such relationships affect all types of inter-human relationships, both individual (physical) and group (commercial), which confirms the need to create a legal mechanism for regulating artificial intelligence that is primarily used in the information space. Globalization also poses its own questions to society not only as a trend, but also as a product of the development of the information space. An integrative nature of evolutionary processes in international relations is clearly manifested in the legal regulation of the development, implementation, and use of artificial intelligence to increase the efficiency of using advanced achievements in the production of goods, performance of works, and provision of services, which forms the scope of civil law mechanisms of influence on these public relations. The purpose of the article is to study the civil law regulation of the use of artificial intelligence in the field of national and international cooperation. Thus, various research methods are used: information-analytical, software-practical, and systems approaches. This allows the authors to consider both national legislation and international legal experience in the development and application of the regulatory mechanism for regulating artificial intelligence. The EU experience as a union of states with a high degree of integration processes system approach along with the experience of the UN as an international organization influencing the entire world community. As a result of the study, options for regulating property relations arising from the use of achievements in the field of artificial intelligence are proposed.

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