Features of updating the civil legislation of Ukraine in the field of the right to information in the conditions of development of the global virtual environment

The provisions of the CC of Ukraine on objects of civil rights should also be expanded with regard to the emergence of objects unknown at the time of adoption of the current CC of Ukraine. These are different types of information, information products, resources, systems, etc. and objects of rights created and located in the Internet, cryptocurrency, personal data (personal information), autonomous works, artificial intelligence, content (digital content), etc. These objects should be clearly listed among the intangible assets of Chapter 15 of the Book One of the CC of Ukraine, clarified in Articles 199-201 of the CC of Ukraine and additional articles to avoid errors in their misinterpretation, errors in determining their legal nature and regulatory mechanisms, methods of protection. It is necessary to expand Chapter 15 of the CC of Ukraine with additional articles that would amend the general provisions on such objects and emphasise the general significance for all other books of the Code. First of all, this applies to information as an intangible asset - an object of civil rights, which would allow to introduce important and timely additions to many articles of all the books of the CC of Ukraine.

The provisions of the updated CC of Ukraine on transactions should ensure the full functioning of relations in the field of e-commerce, smart contracts, web banking, and other attributes of the digital economy in a virtual environment, which will not only preserve all assets and achievements of the current CC of Ukraine of Ukraine but will also allow to adapt it to modern realities.

Conclusions

Summing up, it should also be noted that the right to information and other intangible information rights of individuals are not only developing at a significant pace, but in the last few years are very closely confronted with the problems posed by information technology, robots, and artificial intelligence. Virtuality has never been so similar to reality, and post-humanity has never seemed so close. These processes must be taken into account in the current development of civil legislation at the level of principles and individual articles, but it is necessary to "make haste slowly", bearing in mind that the legal consolidation of processes occurring in society in the development of information society should be based on well-being of people as the highest virtue", which Aristotle advocated for, and the "morality in law", on the need to comply with which insisted I.O. Pokrovsky. This study is of interest to scholars, in particular, representatives of the civilistic school of law, teachers and students of higher educational institutions of law, lawmakers, representatives of the working group on recoding (updating) civil legislation and all those interested in civil law, information relations, personal non-property rights of individuals in general and in a virtual environment in particular.

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