ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS AN OBJECT OF CIVIL LAW

The article argues the hypothesis that artificial intelligence is an object of civil law, as well as a comparative legal analysis of the terms "artificial intelligence" and "artificial intelligence technologies". Proposals have been developed and presented to improve civil law legislation in terms of determining the legal status of artificial intelligence. The study presents an analysis of the role of artificial intelligence in modern society from the point of view of civil law. The paper discusses the legal aspects of the use of artificial intelligence in various fields, including responsibility for the actions of autonomous systems, data protection, copyrights and contractual relations. The author emphasizes the need to develop and adapt legal norms to the rapid development of technology, ensuring a balance between innovation and protecting the interests of citizens and companies. The study allows us to understand the impact of artificial intelligence on the modern legal space and offers recommendations for legislators and practicing lawyers.