LEGAL CAPACITY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: IS IT POSSIBLE? LEGAL AND MORAL-ETHICAL ASPECT
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Abstract
This article will discuss the possibility of endowing artificial intelligence with legal capacity in general and the legal regulation of legal relations related to the creation of IP objects with artificial intelligence in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
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