Abstract
This article analyzes contemporary issues between artificial intelligence and intellectual property law. It examines the necessity of granting a distinct legal status to AI-generated products, implementing digital authorship, and addressing legal gaps in Uzbekistan’s legal framework. The article also explores international experiences, specifically focusing on the advanced legislative approaches of the United States, European Union, Japan, and China. Proposals for Uzbekistan are presented, with a focus on developing scientific and legal approaches to improve the interconnection between artificial intelligence and intellectual property law, in line with modern demands.