SUMMARY
Relevance: study is relevant since the irreversible and progressive development of science will result in the transition to "Criminal Law 2.0". Objective: article aims to determine criminal consequences for the introduction of AI into society and developing proposals for the effective integration of AI into elements of a crime. Methods: methodological toolkit is represented by a complex combination of philosophical, general, and special scientific methods of cognition. Results: article concludes that a digital person and AI (in any form of their existence) will inherit the intellectual and volitional qualities of a person and become full-fledged subjects of law. Conclusions: authors of the article have tried to introduce an electronic intellectual person into the structure of a crime. Currently, this introduction is of a probabilistic and prognostic nature but soon it will help to assess prospects for the development of criminal law and prevent new types of socially dangerous acts.