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The digitalization of creative industries is one of the defining factors in the transformation of the modern economy, as it combines innovative technologies, intellectual property, and cultural capital [1].It encompasses the integration of digital solutions into art, media, the music industry, video games, advertising, and other forms of cultural production.At the same time, this process creates new opportunities for economic growth and highlights the need for adequate legal regulation, since digital platforms, generative artificial intelligence, and algorithmic systems are fundamentally changing the ways creative content is created, distributed, and monetized.Legislative support for digitalization determines not only the pace of development of the creative sector but also the nature of its integration into global and regional markets.Within the European space, legal regulation of the digitalization of creative industries is formed in the context of the EU Digital Single Market.A central role in this process is played by copyright rules in the digital environment, in particular Directive (EU) 2019/790 [2, 3], which aims to achieve a balance between the interests of content creators and digital platforms.This approach provides a more predictable and stable legal environment for the development of music, cinema, design, publishing, and digital art.In Ukraine, the legislative framework for the digitalization of creative industries is at an active stage of formation.The adoption of the Law of Ukraine "On Stimulating the Development of the Digital Economy in Ukraine" [4] and the introduction of the special legal regime Diia.City laid the institutional foundation for the development of the IT sector and related creative fields, including game development, digital design, and audiovisual production.Overall, legal regulation is shaped through a combination of national legal acts and gradual harmonization with European standards.A key role is played by the Law of Ukraine "On Copyright and Related Rights" [5], which establishes the basic principles for the protection of creative content in the digital environment.In parallel, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, through the Committee on