The widespread implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and their rapid advancement have raised concerns about the potential for errors in AI operations. Of particular concern is the sophisticated programming of certain AI technologies, which may eventually possess the ability to make independent decisions and engage in criminal activities without human intervention. Therefore, it is equally important to study the issue of criminal liability for committed crimes in order to identify the real perpetrator and the prescribed punishment. After careful analysis, researchers found that the current legal structure is insufficient to hold AI technologies accountable for their actions. Therefore, it is recommended that the legislator develops a comprehensive legal framework for the use of AI technologies. The framework should precisely assign liability for crimes committed by technology, as well as impose penalties. This way we can be sure that justice will prevail and the required penalties will be imposed if deemed necessary for the use of AI technology.