Abstract
The article is devoted to the study of approaches to the legal regulation of artificial intelligence. There is a lack of scientific elaboration in the Kazakh legal science of problems of a legal nature and other issues of legal regulation of artificial intelligence. Some theoretical approaches to the definition of the concept of “artificial intelligence”, the definition of the concept of “artificial robot”, established in the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Informatization”, are analyzed. The article notes that currently the use of artificial intelligence is practically not provided with a proper international framework. There are currently no multilateral international treaties adopted at the UN level that would establish general provisions for this area. The author substantiates the need for consistent and flexible legal regulation aimed at ensuring a balance of interests of all participants in legal relations - individuals, society and the state. Various approaches to solving the issues of imposing legal liability for damage caused by artificial intelligence and determining the legal personality of artificial intelligence systems are analyzed.
