Abstract
The system of subjects of cyber law is in the process of constant development due to the emergence of new digital technologies. An actual theoretical problem is the development of the theory of quasi-subjects in law and the definition of the legal status of an electronic person as a quasisubject of law.A quasi-subject is a person who does not possess all the characteristics of a subject of law. It is possible to distinguish such types of quasi-subject as persons: endowed with subjective rights and obligations, but not responsible (intellectual agents, cyberphysical systems, artificial intelligence systems, robots); not having legal personality, but realizing their interests through the interests of subjects of law, as a rule, as constitutional and legal imperative (future generations).
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