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In the modern world of rapid development of information technologies, the significance of artificial intelligence technologies in the information technology industry becomes decisive, leading to serious challenges for legal regulation, especially in the context of intellectual property. In this scientific article, the author conducts a study of artificial intelligence technology as an object of legal protection of intellectual property, focusing on comparative legal principles in international and Ukrainian law. The author provides a detailed analysis of the current state of artificial intelligence development in the IT industry, examining the legal aspects in European, Asian, United States, and Ukrainian jurisdictions. The article presents the results of reviewing several key aspects related to the legal protection of intellectual property, such as patenting and establishing copyright for machine learning systems. The author conducts a detailed analysis of international standards, conventions, and other regulatory legal documents regarding the regulation of artificial intelligence usage. The legislation of Ukraine is studied with a focus on problematic aspects and national peculiarities. The research results reveal gaps in the national and international legal environment and identify issues in regulating the use of artificial intelligence technologies. The article suggests prospective directions for further improvement of the legal system, balancing the protection of intellectual property and fostering innovation in the IT sector. This article serves as an essential source for researchers, practicing lawyers, and regulators interested in the interaction between technological development and legal regulation of artificial intelligence in international and Ukrainian law. Since the outlined topic is novel and undergoes dynamic updates, continuous and detailed research in academic circles is required.
M. O. Karmazin (Mon,) studied this question.