SOME ASPECTS OF STRENGTHENING THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS AND LEGITIMATE INTERESTS OF SUBJECTS OF CREATIVE ACTIVITY

Abstract

The article examines the actual problems of creative activity, which is considered the highest manifestation of the thought process. From the perspective of constitutional reforms, it is proposed to revise the constitutional norms on freedom of creativity on the basis of international legal standards, to consolidate the state's obligations to fully protect intellectual property rights. In particular, the authors claim that recently, along with a person, a self-sufficient and self-developing artificial intelligence, which creates original and unique scientific works, has also become the subject of creative activity. In this regard, he may well claim the status of a subject of intellectual activity. Investigating some issues of plagiarism and self-plagiarism, the authors critically analyze the excessive and formal strictures established in the rules for conducting examinations of dissertation research, and propose to differentiate plagiarism and self-plagiarism.