Legal research of the regime of objects created by artificial intelligence

Abstract

The topic of this article is social relations arising in the process of commercialization of objects created with the participation of artificial intelligence. The author examines the correlation between the subjective component of creative ac tivity and the objective uniqueness of the work of artificial in -telligence, the possibility of recognizing robots as authors and copyright holders of new works of literature, art or science. The purpose of the article is to analyze the legal regime of new objects obtained as a result of human interaction with trained and self-taught programs and answer the following controver sial questions of modern intellectual law: can the product of artificial intelligence be qualified as an object of intellectual property rights; who is the author and copyright holder of new objects if they (objects) are created in the process of some independent « creative » activity of robots; what intellectual rights arise for new objects created by independent self-learn ing artificial intelligence. The work was based on the methods of comparative legal analysis of the current norms of Russian and international intellectual law, the formal legal method of research and expert assessment of the modern doctrine of in tellectual law. The scientific novelty can be traced in the main conclusions of the author, which can be used, in particular, when discussing the draft WIPO policy in the field of intellectual property, which is actively discussed by the world community. According to the author, it is extremely important to regulate activities in the field of creation and management of stable neural networks, entropy technologies, evolutionary and cloud computing at the international and national levels as soon as pos -sible. Due