Abstract
In this article, the author presents a study of the legislation of foreign countries regulating the legal aspects of artificial intelligence. The paper analyzes the authorized bodies of the considered law and order, which have competencies in the control, management and other actions for the implementation of artificial intelligence in entrepreneurial activity. The author believes that the development of artificial intelligence creates favorable conditions for the implementation of digital achievements and contributes to the competitiveness and welfare of those jurisdictions whose legislation is given in the work. In addition, artificial intelligence is an object and a basic category for the formation of unmanned vehicles, the development of medical technologies and other capabilities. The author supports the position that artificial intelligence is not only a part of the information system, but also a subspecies of the result of intellectual activity, since it has intellectual property rights common to all objects - this is creativity and novelty. It is concluded that artificial intelligence as an object of civil and entrepreneurial turnover, being a part of the information environment, contributes to the formation of modern sustainable economic growth of the “innovative economy”, which is based on intellectual resources, high technology and information technologies, efficient use and qualitative improvement of all production factors. In this connection, there is a steady tendency to increase the role of education, knowledge and innovation, which are a characteristic feature of the rapid development of both Russia and foreign countries.