Abstract
The development of high-tech sectors of the economy is largely due to the formation of a systematic legal regulation of the emerging relations in the digital environment, including the regulation of certain end-to-end technologies. One of the most important such technologies is artificial intelligence and inextricably linked neural networks. This article is devoted to the analysis of one of the key problems in the use of neural networks — the protection of personal data. The authors conclude that the legislation on personal data should stipulate that the processing of personal data using neural networks should be carried out only with the written consent of the subject of personal data. In addition, any changes to personal data made as a result of machine learning processes must be regularly coordinated with the subject of personal data. He should be provided with the opportunity to get acquainted with the updated personal data.
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