Abstract
Every year AI becomes more and more integrated into various areas of human life, such as law and medicine, science and education, finance and banking, manufacturing and industry, transport, etc. Naturally, various issues arise related to the security and legal consequences of using AI. Aim: The main goal is to identify problems with the definition of the AI, arising as a result of the autonomy of AI actions, that is, decision-making without human interference, as well as in cases where human interference may not have a direct connection with the consequences of AI work, determining cause-and-effect relationships between AI actions and their consequences, subjects of offenses when using AI. The article is also aimed at proposing solutions to the identified problems. Methods: Within the framework of our research, an analysis of existing legislative and other acts related to artificial intelligence, as well as some cases of legal liability of artificial intelligence, was carried out. Comparative legal, empirical methods of description and interpretation were used. This method allowed us to identify the existing problems of legal liability of artificial intelligence.
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