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Author(s): |
Butenko A. A., Egorov G. G., |
| Number of journal: |
2(75) |
Date: |
June 2026 |
| Annotation: |
The conducted research examines the problems
of regulating the legal status of objects of civil law created using
technologies based on the authors’ use of complexes developed
with the help of machine intelligence. One of the main problems
investigated by the authors is a legal conflict that determines,
according to the current norms of the Civil Code of the Russian
Federation, that the author of such results can only be
a citizen who forms them based on personal creative activity. This interpretation formally establishes the impossibility of recognizing
new objects created using these digital technologies
as objects of copyright. This creates a legal basis for ignoring
the interests of the so-called primary entity, which links a set
of economic plans and actual investments to the objects, when
these products are used in a social environment and profits are
generated from the results. Standard judicial remedies become
ineffective in these situations, and the protection of the economic
interests of the primary copyright holders is reduced to a set
of private law mechanisms similar to legal proceedings against
everyone. The purpose of the research is a legal analysis of current
norms and systematization of potential legal forms of protection
of civil and related rights to protected objects, as well
as the development of scientific and practical recommendations
for improving the current norms of Russian law. The methodology
of scientific research includes comparative legal analysis,
the initial doctrinal interpretation of the norms of civil law,
the structural and functional analysis of existing legal institutions
and the identification of promising areas for improving regulatory
changes. The authors pay special attention to the analysis of user
agreements introduced by the copyright holders of AI platforms
as an actual form of legal regulation of gap relations in this area. |
| Keywords: |
artificial intelligence / AI, generative AI, copyright,
related rights, Civil Code of the Russian Federation, creative
work, user agreements, exclusive right, legal uncertainty,
protection of civil rights |
| For citation: |
Butenko A. A., Egorov G. G. Legal forms of protection of civil rights to objects obtained with the help of artificial
intelligence. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2026;2(75):219—225. DOI: 10.25683/VOLBI.2026.75.1660. |